What Have You Done to Your Cougar Today?
- Thread starter Axximilli
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Hoovered and washed Red and then scraped the n/s wheel arch backing it into the garage 
Pictures tomorrow when it get her out to effect a repair
Pictures tomorrow when it get her out to effect a repair
My father had fitted carpets to his garage wall to combat that...
...and a line of cushions at the far end to stop my mother hitting the wall...
...and a line of cushions at the far end to stop my mother hitting the wall...
Managed to remove the off side rear suspension, after fighting with one very stubborn bolt for about two hours. Bloody thing. Cost me a few battle scars it did.
Hoping to get the sub frame and other metal dangly things off tomorrow if I have time, although I need to work on my daily a little too.
Hoping to get the sub frame and other metal dangly things off tomorrow if I have time, although I need to work on my daily a little too.
I dont want to think how much ive spent I dont think its 26k though
Nothing wrong with spending 2 hours playing with the rear Sam ...we still talking about cars?
Nothing wrong with spending 2 hours playing with the rear Sam ...we still talking about cars?
Just having a breather and a quick bite to eat.
Removed o/s trailing arm easily enough and then the exhaust. What a PITA. I knew it would be a challenge, but I never realised it's basically one piece from the back to the front cat. Having never looked closely, I figured there'd be a joint behind the back boxes but no....
Clearly the nuts and bolts are corroded beyond hope so after attempting to cut one off I gave up, dragged it back as far I can (space is also a challenge for me) and then had no choice but to cut it. Now got a gazillion metres of pipework strewn across the drive and I hope our local enterprising man in a van drives by sometime later!
Next, the subby.
Removed o/s trailing arm easily enough and then the exhaust. What a PITA. I knew it would be a challenge, but I never realised it's basically one piece from the back to the front cat. Having never looked closely, I figured there'd be a joint behind the back boxes but no....
Clearly the nuts and bolts are corroded beyond hope so after attempting to cut one off I gave up, dragged it back as far I can (space is also a challenge for me) and then had no choice but to cut it. Now got a gazillion metres of pipework strewn across the drive and I hope our local enterprising man in a van drives by sometime later!
Next, the subby.
