Tom Hobbs - Page 2

grivas · 22nd September 2021, 11:05

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Originally Posted by grivas

Today I collected my tourer from Tom Hobbs, who was repairing the seal on both sides. It was a great pleasure meeting with Tom and delighted in chatting with him, the work was completed to a very high standard and I thoroughly recommend him.
The passenger side was more affected than the driver driver side and Tom guided me through the work.
All in all very pleased and a pleasure to meet such a great guy, thank you Tom.
Now how to post photos here?

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I have tried to post some photos, but there appears to be no way as I can see no 'manage attachments' window.

MSS · 22nd September 2021, 11:52

I suspect you may have to be a subscription paying member to upload photos.

Ajd1 · 22nd September 2021, 12:32

I put all my photo's in a folder on Google Drive, then shared the folder in the thread.

Rogue · 22nd September 2021, 13:24

I just use Imgur to host pictures and they work a treat on here.

Pete · 22nd September 2021, 14:17

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Originally Posted by grivas

All in all very pleased and a pleasure to meet such a great guy, thank you Tom.
Now how to post photos here?

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Drop me a PM and we can see if we can help to get the pics up with you.

RoyOutram · 22nd September 2021, 15:33

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Originally Posted by Kevin Williams

I did see Tom recently to pick up a rear sill for my ZT. I have to agree he is a lovely chap, awash with work but didn't have much time to chat as he was seizing an opportunity to escape for part of the weekend with his family and had waited for me before leaving!

He did comment well on my old Citroen C15 van, but I did say his welding skills would be wasted on it if it failed it's MOT, which it then proceeded to do!

Haven`t a clue what I`m doing with this website so apologies if this goes astray, but I also had contact with Tom about sills on my 2004 ZT. I went down to Nottingham but he was too busy to help me. However he did sell me a sill.
I did some research on line and to my disbelief found a restorer right here in Pontefract who was prepared to fit me in, in 6 weeks, prior to the MOT. It looks to be perfectly sound and I will not hesitate to use them again. So there are firms out there who have the essential skills for old models

22nd September 2021, 12:32	#13
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22nd September 2021, 11:52	#12
MSS This is my second home Rover 75CDT, Jaguar XF-S 3.0V6, V'xhall Omega V6 Estate, Twintop 1.8VVT, Astra Estate and Corsa 1.2 Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Suffolk Posts: 7,083 Thanks: 283 Thanked 624 Times in 440 Posts	I suspect you may have to be a subscription paying member to upload photos.