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These cars have one thing going for them..

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My daily which has the head off for the second time in months because of a series of balls up involving stripped threads on the head and continual oil and coolant leaks but hey the webber works great when it runs!

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My mates Triumph Herald which I have allowed him to work on in my garage. Put it this way the outer frame rails/out riggers are non existent at the moment and he seems to have brushed up the old ones onto a brush pan.Check the number plate lol.

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Also pictured is my caddy which is looking more and more like it needs braking although it's handy on the farm. I'm still kind of set on saving it, doing the absolute minimum for an m.o.t and slamming it with some wide wheels but that seems a long way away at the moment because of the bloody Polo. Anyway excuse the poor camera pics.

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dont let the caddy die, it doesnt look that bad I've seen many with terrible rot saved

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The caddy will be saved, it's just a matter of when and financing. Could take a year or two..

The rear end and bed are really bad but I'm daft enough to save it. I can weld so that should help.

keep your head up mate, its all fun at the end of the day.

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