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( , Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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( , Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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Thanks guys
Hadn't thought about a Haynes manual and joining a classic mini club sounds like a good idea as well.
As far as welding is concerned it's something I'd like to learn to do but isn't something I expect I'll learn until I've got to grips with other bits first.
I suppose picking up a cheap mini that needs some love and attention but generally works (ie not just a shell) will be the best place to start. If I can maintain that myself with confidence I think I'll be in a good position to start thinking about taking on a more ambitious project.
Time to start looking about for cheap old minis!
:edit: There's no need to worry about issues with my partner as I don't have one!
( , Wed 17 Sep 2008, 9:03, Reply)
Hadn't thought about a Haynes manual and joining a classic mini club sounds like a good idea as well.
As far as welding is concerned it's something I'd like to learn to do but isn't something I expect I'll learn until I've got to grips with other bits first.
I suppose picking up a cheap mini that needs some love and attention but generally works (ie not just a shell) will be the best place to start. If I can maintain that myself with confidence I think I'll be in a good position to start thinking about taking on a more ambitious project.
Time to start looking about for cheap old minis!
:edit: There's no need to worry about issues with my partner as I don't have one!
( , Wed 17 Sep 2008, 9:03, Reply)
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