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Full Disco Rebuild (with pics)

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solihull-mick:
Well i did say on my first thread that i was building it for a GOOD friend, so money isnt the issue in this case, i do have a well equiped workshop and some spare time, and the pure talent  :D  to do the job,

The motors being used for pure off road pleasure, and pleasure im sure it will be, good luck to chris w and all who sail in her, its been a pleasure to work on and got me a few new customers to boot,

Will post the last few pics as i get them,

Paul:
It's Ruby Re-born but not Ruby anymore  :lol:

Nice work Mick it's been a very interesting read  :)

ChrisW:
I understand she'll be renamed Bettie now in an official naming ceremony  :lol:

Mick has worked blooming hard, his welding is better than first class and his knowledge of things mechanical is limitless! From an initial discussion and forming of a plan she's come a long way (and bitten both of us on occasion when the work got a bit tough).

If anyone needs any work doing on their motor (and not just Land Rover's) I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Mick's services.

It's taken a bit longer than hoped what with other work, bugs and buses  :wink:  some very very late nights and long weekends but the final outcome is more than worth it, thanks boss  =D>

RichardM:

--- Quote from: "solihull-mick" --- i do have a well equiped workshop and some spare time, and the pure talent  :D  to do the job
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 :) You certainly do have the talent Mick, we can see that from the pics...when I win the lottery I'll buy a workshop and equip it and then practice till I have the talent  :)

fezzy192:
perfect disco looks really nice as for the cost who cares thats a mint looking discovery with no rot good job

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