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Old 22-08-2008, 08:50 PM   #26 (permalink)
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It can't be any less stable at speed than my Plymouth, that wallows all over the place
Thats what you get for having an american car.

So are both of these projects on the go at the same time?
ie project norm and rebuilding the near lee
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Old 22-08-2008, 10:21 PM   #27 (permalink)
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Yep. I finish work at 1 tomorrow but will be in the workshop till about 6 rebuilding Near Lee's motor, that should then be about ready to drop back in the car. Then I will get the car recovered into work for next weekend and that should take care of that job. Norm sits on the drive so I nip out and tinker whenever get a chance. I will be at trinity park in suffolk for the NSRA summer nationals on sunday rummaging round the auto jumble for more lightweight minor bits. Once Near Lee is back on the road and running I will just put all my spare time into Norm as I would like to have it ready to put down the 1/4 mile next year.

I will be working on the chevette tomorrow too. It needs rear seatbelts fitting and its got real bad wheel wobble since I fitted a set of minilites to it. Its all busy, busy, busy at the mo.
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Glad the project is back on the boil. I bet its been frustrating keep seeing the cars in bits!

Nathan will soon be able to help you - I hope you've taught him the names of the tools so he can pass them to you
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