FRP #0201

[FlashBastd]

Ah, now I understand!

I have plenty of spare pipe from when I did mine, if you want some you are welcome to it for just shipping, let me know how much and I will weigh it.

 

[Neil]

That's an incredible difference!

Might have to do mine now!

 

[red]

It's an easy job and as you can see can make a noticeable difference!

The dry foam I used seemed to work very well!

 

[red]

Update: FRP Air Box mod not required. Actually had a look today and the lower half of the Air Box is a FRP item. Not only that but it's had mesh type ducting added to bring the air feed lower down near to the lower mesh grille!

 

[VorTeX]

Update: FRP Air Box mod not required. Actually had a look today and the lower half of the Air Box is a FRP item. Not only that but it's had mesh type ducting added to bring the air feed lower down near to the lower mesh grille!

As found out by moi!

 

[red]

- Clean the steering wheel
- Cure the gritty grating steering issue
- New tyres
- Clean ICV
- Fix passenger seat rattle
- Replace front speakers
- Fix slow passenger window (motor or runner)
- Re-fix door cards properly
- Change Heater Control Valve (heater only cold or HOT, have the part already)
- Fit a boot light, mine only has wires where a light should be.
- Fit glove box light (came with the boot light I bought)
- Replace rocker cover gasket
- Boot luggage net
- Replace front dip and sidelight bulbs

 

[FlashBastd]

Well it's always good to have some minor jobs to do!

 

[TyeBoi]

nice work mate!

you wanna see my to do list now... its huuuuge and expensive

 

[FlashBastd]

I have partly given up on mine. Going to stop throwing cash at the Puma and maybe start saving for something more interesting and German.

 

[red]

Thanks guys.

@Flash the luggage net fits a treat, i've not tried putting much in it yet but it hold my bag of random bits that I carry.

There are a few other jobs to do too which aren't on the list yet lol.

New seat covers for one!

 

[Dal]

But then Red wasn't the one that actually did the HCV on #0201

:roll:

 

[red]

I didn't fit my own tyres either!

 

[red]

(thanks Dal & the bloke down the road from where i work)

 

[FlashBastd]

@Flash the luggage net fits a treat, i've not tried putting much in it yet but it hold my bag of random bits that I carry.

Excellent, can't believe how cheap they are new! Really pleased you are happy with it.

 

[mikey s]

Hi red, great topic!! Have seen a few posts regarding these "Tickford Conversion Stickers/Badges (numbered)". Just wondered maybe where you got them from and maybe if they still sell or can still make these? They fit perfectly into the cannon mudflaps adding a very nice touch.

Mike

 

[red]

Hi Ike,

Thanks, I got them from a chap named burfyboy.

He is registered on here so you might be able to get him via PM although he's never posted so it might be worth popping over to rpoc where he is quite active and asking there

 

[Peter]

Where did the luggage net come from? I'd like one...

 

[FlashBastd]

It is from a Ka, FINIS 1123280, £11.80+VAT

 

[red]

- Clean the steering wheel
- Cure the gritty grating steering issue
- New tyres
- Clean ICV
- Fix passenger seat rattle
- Replace front speakers
- Fix slow passenger window (motor or runner)
- Re-fix door cards properly
- Change Heater Control Valve (heater only cold or HOT, have the part already)
- Fit a boot light, mine only has wires where a light should be.
- Fit glove box light (came with the boot light I bought)
- Replace rocker cover gasket
- Boot luggage net
- Replace front dip and sidelight bulbs
- NGK Iridium Spark Plugs

Replaced the spark plugs and changed the rocker cover gasket on Sunday.

 

[red]

- Fit a boot light, mine only has wires where a light should be