> > >So the shell and subframes need replacing. What you have is an engine
> and
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>
> The Muffin Man
Never pay anyone to remove scrap, you will always find someone that will
remove it for free, look in your local fee adds papers, take all the good
bits off it first, inc carb, starter, alt or dynamo, distributor, lights,
door handles etc, even the 10" wheels are going for arround ?10 these days
if they have a good tread, ( people use them on trailers, )
Steve.
> > > >So the shell and subframes need replacing. What you have is an engine
> > and
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> Thanks for the help anyways,
> Steve
Donegal Paul - 19 Nov 2003 22:55 GMT
> Never pay anyone to remove scrap, you will always find someone that will
> remove it for free, look in your local fee adds papers, take all the good
> bits off it first, inc carb, starter, alt or dynamo, distributor, lights,
> door handles etc, even the 10" wheels are going for arround ?10 these days
> if they have a good tread, ( people use them on trailers, )
I certainly would have had it but im thinking just getting hold of a car
trailer etc and going up and down from Bedford to there is too much hassle
:-(

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Lambretta Li175 Stage 4 Series 2
www.thepilgrimssc.co.uk
"Lambretta - It's the feeling outside!"
Canned - 20 Nov 2003 08:46 GMT
Paul,
Stop talking sh.t.... You once sold a mini for a tenner cos that's the
last amount of money you spent on petrol for it....
And do I need to mention the incident of rear-ending a tow truck that
didn't even notice???!!!! (luckily for you)
Love and hugs,
Your brother (the best looking one)
P.S. you coming home for christmas or what?
> > Never pay anyone to remove scrap, you will always find someone that will
> > remove it for free, look in your local fee adds papers, take all the good
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> trailer etc and going up and down from Bedford to there is too much hassle
> :-(
Donegal Paul - 20 Nov 2003 11:15 GMT
"Canned" replied to Paul,
> Stop talking sh.t.... You once sold a mini for a tenner cos that's the
> last amount of money you spent on petrol for it....
Thats true but i was a student nurse then and I had no other way of getting
rid of it at the time.
> And do I need to mention the incident of rear-ending a tow truck that
> didn't even notice???!!!! (luckily for you)
True, the brakes on it were, lets say challenging.
> Love and hugs,
Ewwwww
> Your brother (the best looking one)
What? how have i sent a message to myself?
> P.S. you coming home for christmas or what?
Dunno yet mate, still waiting on an answer re my leave :-(

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Donegal Paul
Lambretta Li175 Stage 4 Series 2
www.thepilgrimssc.co.uk
"Lambretta - It's the feeling outside!"
> we tried to give it away for free in the pub last night but the guy couldn't
> do anything with an auto in the end, oh well looks like we'll be paying to
> scrap it now :-(
>
> I think we're going to take all of the chrome bits off first if we can sell
> those seperately we should make the money back for scrapping it.
What brakes has it got? Take the front assemblies off and sell them. What
chrome bits has it got?
Have you thought about using what you have left? I didn't realise it was an
auto. You have the makings of a trike. All you need is to fashion a front
end onto the front subframe and get rid of the steering rack and lock the
wheels in place with a metal bar and away you go. Point and squirt. If it
is discs you would need to get a hydraulic system rigged up but it is all
pretty straight forward for the mechanically minded. + it doesn't cost the
earth ;) You could probably do it for about 500 quid...
The Muffin Man