What I did with my Rover 75/MG ZT today? - Page 117

trikey · 11th July 2014, 14:16

And today, all back together including shampooing the seats and the replaced carpets.

MangoMan · 11th July 2014, 14:41

Bloomin' heck! You must have worked all through the night....?!

klarzy · 11th July 2014, 15:05

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Originally Posted by MangoMan

Bloomin' heck! You must have worked all through the night....?!

Muscle memory and iron brew.

trikey · 11th July 2014, 15:09

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Originally Posted by klarzy

Muscle memory and iron brew.

Made in Scotland from Girders

klarzy · 11th July 2014, 15:19

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Made in Scotland from Girders

misquote..... Made in Scotland from girdles....

marinabrian · 11th July 2014, 15:27

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Off to the MOT station in about an hour

Should be interesting, as it's going to an X-Part service centre, so there should be no stone left unturned, unlike the gold saloon I saw yesterday with the bottom bushes hanging out

Brian

Well I didn't have time to update this earlier as I had to dash off to a job, 12 months ticket without a single advisory

Just goes to show what a little pre MOT preparation can do, all four weeks of it

After driving the ZT for a couple of months, the Tourer was a revelation in smooth refined quietness

Lush

Brian

lovema75 · 11th July 2014, 15:36

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Originally Posted by marinabrian

Well I didn't have time to update this earlier as I had to dash off to a job, 12 months ticket without a single advisory

Just goes to show what a little pre MOT preparation can do, all four weeks of it

After driving the ZT for a couple of months, the Tourer was a revelation in smooth refined quietness

Lush

Brian

See, you do like the 75 really...

marinabrian · 11th July 2014, 15:43

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See, you do like the 75 really...

And then I got into my 214 which has stood idle for nine weeks, turned the key and drove it around the block.

A car where the door cards don't fall off or rattle, and the sill trims are attached to the sills, and has every original suspension component, bar one track rod end that it came out of the factory with.

Not bad for an eighteen year old car with close to 390,000 miles on the clock

I'm planning on a light rolling restoration, and returning it back to service as my daily driver......ZT diesel anyone

Brian

lovema75 · 11th July 2014, 15:48

My door cards dont rattle.

Now the suspension, well that's a different story...

klarzy · 11th July 2014, 17:05

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Originally Posted by marinabrian

And then I got into my 214 which has stood idle for nine weeks, turned the key and drove it around the block.

A car where the door cards don't fall off or rattle, and the sill trims are attached to the sills, and has every original suspension component, bar one track rod end that it came out of the factory with.

Not bad for an eighteen year old car with close to 390,000 miles on the clock

I'm planning on a light rolling restoration, and returning it back to service as my daily driver......ZT diesel anyone

Brian

price? for said diesel?

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lovema75 This is my second home 75 Tourer CDT Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Enfield Posts: 3,925 Thanks: 63 Thanked 431 Times in 237 Posts	My door cards dont rattle. Now the suspension, well that's a different story...