What Have You Done to Your Cougar Today?

Been washing and polishing nearly a daily routine with the seagulls around here, well a clean until the next bombing run
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She looks really good mate:)

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Mako said:
It does work, but the foaming agents make it look better than it really is and it does wear off.

There's no replacement for doing it right. Go and spend £20 on the Meguiars headlight restoration kit. It's a bottle of PlastX and a lambswool polishing sock that you can put on a normal household drill. There's also a couple of 2500 and 3000 grit polishing pads included.

Tiger has now had this full treatment and I swear by it.
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Thanks Chris.
Another one for the 'one day' list. :)
 
With some careful nurturing, light feet, and sticking to 60 for my drive home, I managed to wean 40mpg out of the cat, despite hitting a few pockets of stop start traffic. Chuffed to bit's to get that out of a big V6 - who say's they can't be efficient.

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got an mot on my ebony cougar today, had to have a new rear caliper fitted as it was showing little or no effort on brake test, tester advised on condition of rear sub frame, so am looking for a rear sub frame now, will put an ad in the wanted section, other than that all went well....(y)
 
sunday wrote mr kipling
took my fuel tank off ,replaced the pump and cut the hole larger for future ,did some serios rust removal of the rear end ,slapped rust inhibbiter andpaint all on it then thought will leave it to dry overnight and put back together on monday..then it p@@sed it down..
so my car is now stuck up on ramps waiting for the sun to show its traitor ar5e so i can put it all back together..
and ive got an mot next week.:eek:
 
shirtyzeus said:
sunday wrote mr kipling
took my fuel tank off ,replaced the pump and cut the hole larger for future ,did some serios rust removal of the rear end ,slapped rust inhibbiter andpaint all on it then thought will leave it to dry overnight and put back together on monday..then it p@@sed it down..
so my car is now stuck up on ramps waiting for the sun to show its traitor ar5e so i can put it all back together..
and ive got an mot next week.:eek:
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OK that's a bit more than I did lol.
Today I changed my battered boot badge for one in better nick
 
Took the rotton rusty rear sub frame off my ebony cougar today, ready for the replacement, click on the pic and have a look at the holes I poked through with my finger.....:eek:

 
It's amazing how some of these sub frames vary in condition, I have never seen one this bad though, I soaked the bolts with plus gas for a day and tbh they all came undone fairly easily so was pleased with that, as I thought they would snap as soon as I applied any pressure.
 
On mine it was that bad I just put my fingers through the subframe while it was still on the car I checked the history on mine to see if it had been owned by someone who lived by the sea but it hadn't I've always wondered if the mot was genuine least it came off ok for you mate.
 
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