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 ADMIN Posts: 2366    Location: Chesterfield ish kinda sort of | What I think was a badger decided to walk in front of my car last night, luckily I was slowing down at the time and what ever the creature was was gone when I got out of the car to check. Damaged the corner of the bumber and dented the front of the wing a little     Let the dismantling begin!   Damaged front wing, Luckily I was planning on replacing it eventually anyway.   Pit hammer, block of wood, Brute force, let the bumper shaping begin!   DAAAAAMN I'm good   Rat look anyone?   Now just to respray the bumper! Bloody Badgers!  | ||
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 Lotus powered R100 MP Admin    Location: Torbay, South Devon, UK | resized your images  | ||
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 Expert Posts: 4458 Location: Jelling, Denmark | good thing it didn't jump up and hit your grille  | ||
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 drive it like its hired | Yours has the uber rare non light front bumper aswell  | ||
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ADMIN Posts: 2366 Location: Chesterfield ish kinda sort of | Marv_666 - 21/8/2013 4:22 PM I dunno dude... for a start that looks way to high up to have been a badger!? And that point of impact is a bit small, and enough to distort on a crease line? Also, is that a bit of blue paint transfer too?? Looks more like you hit something hard than flesh and bone!?! Perhaps a victim of ar$eholes thinking it's funny to leave things in the road to cause accidents...? It was definately an animal Marv as I saw it run in front of the car  | ||
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'88 MG METRO 1300 Posts: 1117 Location: Dudley, Midlands | Miller - 22/8/2013 10:04 AM Late at night... on a dark road... by yourself... just 'cause you saw it, doesn't mean it was there!?! It was definately an animal Marv as I saw it run in front of the car Was this 'animal' riding a unicycle and playing an accordion??  DotMatrix - 22/8/2013 10:38 AM Don't quote me on this, but isn't the oil cooler only on the auto?? is that oil cooler originally fitted to the vanden plas? how does the piping look, where does it go? | ||
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ADMIN Posts: 2366 Location: Chesterfield ish kinda sort of | Marv_666 - 22/8/2013 5:44 PM Think so, May'be turbos too?Miller - 22/8/2013 10:04 AM Late at night... on a dark road... by yourself... just 'cause you saw it, doesn't mean it was there!?! It was definately an animal Marv as I saw it run in front of the car Was this 'animal' riding a unicycle and playing an accordion?? DotMatrix - 22/8/2013 10:38 AM Don't quote me on this, but isn't the oil cooler only on the auto?? is that oil cooler originally fitted to the vanden plas? how does the piping look, where does it go? | ||
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ADMIN Posts: 2366 Location: Chesterfield ish kinda sort of | Oil cooler, pipes and fittings!   Top Pipe  Goes into here  Bottom Pipe  Goes into here  Hope these poorly taken pictures  do some help/Answer some questions. | ||
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Expert Posts: 4458 Location: Jelling, Denmark | it does thank you and to add to the discussion about metro turbo's. I was under the impression that all turbos had oilcoolers. | ||
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