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I really enjoy this series, the machining that went into that alternator/aircon compressor relocation is fantasic.BMW E30 Sportster 2005 - M20B28 - Build Log and Updates http://www.msportster.co.uk/
http://www.modelog.co.uk/
http://www.mustang67.co.uk/
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Originally posted by Patrick View PostI really enjoy this series, the machining that went into that alternator/aircon compressor relocation is fantasic.
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The thing I like about this program is that they do make everything themselves. It is such a contrast to American programs, where stock parts are basically bolted together. If you can’t wait for the next episode of project Binky you might like this Australian Mini conversion. It has elements of both off the shelf and bespoke parts.
It is five episodes long. It has really annoying ad breaks and some annoying music. On the plus side it does get finished. I enjoyed watching it even if it’s not as interesting as Binky.
Paul
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The MCM guys are awesome, be sure to check out their second channel too - the Skid Factory series is focuses on modification and fab work. https://www.youtube.com/user/mcmtv2BMW E30 Sportster 2005 - M20B28 - Build Log and Updates http://www.msportster.co.uk/
http://www.modelog.co.uk/
http://www.mustang67.co.uk/
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the MG build should be quite interesting getting all the bits they need.BMW E30 Sportster 2005 - M20B28 - Build Log and Updates http://www.msportster.co.uk/
http://www.modelog.co.uk/
http://www.mustang67.co.uk/
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Yet another side project....... be ideal for camping at Stoneleigh.......
2000 Marlin Cabrio LWB; 2.0 L Burton Pinto in Ford Nightfire Red with Magnolia leather interior.
http://www.marlinownersclub.com/wppg...&image_id=2349
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