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Re: '65 - Split bus resto....my project

Posted: Sun Oct 04, 2009 11:32 pm
by karmakoma
One of my friends stay in Bournemouth! Expat who moved there a couple of years ago, met a lovely english lass, got married and settled down. From the pics I have seen Bournemouth looks like a great place to live, lots of parks and beautiful countryside next to the sea. Mo would be right at home :-)

Re: '65 - Split bus resto....my project

Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2009 11:02 pm
by dsan
I've heard bournemouth called many things, "a nice place" isn't one of them.

let's be honest, the only decent place to live in the uk is inside the city of london (zone 1). the rest is just, well pants :)

Re: '65 - Split bus resto....my project

Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2009 11:14 pm
by Dutch_Diver
beetlefanatic wrote:
Dutch_Diver wrote:Come on BF...isn't it buy 2 and get the 3rd free? :lol:
Not if it the 3rd one is my precious. :roll:
(The blue Ghia you're after BTW :wink: )

:D

I wondered if anyone would spot that post....I thought I had got away with it....but not from your eagle eyes :shock: :lol:

Re: '65 - Split bus resto....my project

Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2009 11:17 pm
by Dutch_Diver
KK, I'm with you that Bournemouth is a lovely place.....DSAN, you need glassesmy friend...Zone 1 the best place only if you have not live, like walking in smoke and :bn: and not a shoe box as a room to stay! :evil:

Re: '65 - Split bus resto....my project

Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2009 11:36 pm
by karmakoma
Zone 1 is great fun when you are a tourist or over the weekend, but don't know if I could live there...

Re: '65 - Split bus resto....my project

Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 11:11 pm
by Dutch_Diver
I've decided it never rains but it pours......tonight whilst rewiring the headlight switch back to an orginal one that I found, I looked under Mo to see that there's a huge oil leak from the gearbox, and I mean huge....all of it over the garage floor not in the box where it should be! :jerkoff:

So I think Mo is trying to tell me that she wants some attention as I think she's jealous of Bobbie. Now I need to find a way of getting her to the shop to find out what's wrong but Jurgen is on Holiday now and I don't want to give him more work as Bobbie needs finishing!

If anyone fancies doing some work for $, :drunks: and :party: then give me a shout.... :( :cry:

Re: '65 - Split bus resto....my project

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 4:56 pm
by johanb
It seem these cars are worst that woman sometimes,, take up all your exstra time :wink:
I have been dedicating time to Bella this holidays as well,, Just feel that like not enough time time spend with her yet

Re: '65 - Split bus resto....my project

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 8:26 pm
by Dutch_Diver
I agree..... Mo#s back now and done a run....all oil is staying in the gearbox now! :D

Re: '65 - Split bus resto....my project

Posted: Sat Jan 09, 2010 6:38 pm
by Dutch_Diver
So in order for Mo not to get jealous again of Bobbie......we took her to see Bobbie and then we went for a run to the Franschoek Car Museum......lovely place and I have pictures if anyone wants to see what's there this week. But on the way home, I thought I would take some pics of Mo so that we could all see how far she has come from the beginning of this thread when I first got her!

I think these pictures would be perfect for a full article in Volksworld Magazine.....what you think, should I write to them?

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Not sure there's more to do on Mo....the wheels look amazing, I like her stance only maybe make the interior a bit better for camping and fit a rock 'n' roll bed. Roof rack has been powder coated and treated so might fit that next week if I get time!

Re: '65 - Split bus resto....my project

Posted: Sat Jan 09, 2010 8:26 pm
by Farhaad
i say slam her to the ground. u can always get into ur gti if u want a nice ride :hangloose:

Re: '65 - Split bus resto....my project

Posted: Sat Jan 09, 2010 10:03 pm
by karmakoma
The top pic, wait: THIS PIC:

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Just perfect. You don't get sunlight like that in Europe! Africa just has a "different" light to it. Call me crazy, but I always notice it on pics, films, when travelling. I Digress. Dutch, Volksworld article - a Dutch visit to the Cape, 2nd time round, you had better transport :-)

Re: '65 - Split bus resto....my project

Posted: Sat Jan 09, 2010 10:06 pm
by 69bug
Bliksem!Dis mooi!

Re: '65 - Split bus resto....my project

Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2010 10:18 am
by GavinHuart
Lovely pictures!

Forgive the hijack, but is that the entrance road to the L'Ormarins wine estate where they have a car museum too? (It looks very familiar) Should it be, I went there and just missed the museum as it closed 5 min before I got there. I was in the Cape about two weeks ago. The assistant explained that just the one hall of cars was worth in the region of R250 million!! :shock:

Again, sorry for the hijack.

Mo looks awesome!

Re: '65 - Split bus resto....my project

Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2010 10:32 am
by Dutch_Diver
Gavin you are 100% right...it is.

I would say the cars are much more that R250m. For example, there is the only DB2 convertible ever made, an Enzo, F50 & F40 in a row. One of only 500 Maclaren (the proper road version not the race one), 3 x 250GT - 1 of only 3 hardtops by special tuning company (sorry can't remember the name), and the only 250GT convertible LWB still left in the world. There was also a gullwing.......and that's the modern stuff....It's well worth a visit but they change the cars totally around each month so no VW's this month.

Re: '65 - Split bus resto....my project

Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2010 10:37 am
by Chris
AHA!!

There is the Gullwing Pine was looking for!