218 vvc cabby - cosmetic updates

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218 vvc cabby - cosmetic updates

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Finally managed to convince my 218 VVC cabrio working life is better than being a parts car :cool

here she is with over 3 years dirt and grime on her (today)
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considering i've only done 7 miles since owning this car over 3 years.

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Now has original air box fitted and sounding great.

http://vid1127.photobucket.com/albums/l ... iajtfu.mp4

Still a few age related things to sort:
Coolant sensor
Gear linkage
Throttle cable
Starter motor
Wipers

All of which are available off my coupe.

With new almost everything, i'm looking forward to the mot guys face when i pull up.
here's a few other pics:
http://s1127.photobucket.com/user/ickys ... t=3&page=1


Anyone know of any other VVC cabrio's?
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love it, have you upgraded the brakes . how hard is it to swop over to a vvc
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not really upgraded the brakes yet as over a 216k its ony like 15bhp difference but i have a vvc coupe parts car which ill take the rear control arms off for a disc conversion (after mot).

As for the conversion it is quite easy if you have a vvc coupe parts car, if not its a bar stool.

this is a rebuilt vvc engine from an mgf with a coupe vvc gearbox (rebuilt), brand new drive shafts, exhausts and other bits.

As far as i am aware its 1 of 3 but the other two are RIP.

this car was a 65k rust free example with new mo-hair roof soon to be refurbed bk 299 silver alloys and with a bit of luck an mot soon.......watch this space.
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Getting there :D

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looks like nice, rust free arches aswell. must have had a pampered life.
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65000 miles of dry days and garaged nights.

not just rust free arches, rust free entire car!

not even got waxoil underneath its still red :D
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Off for the mot, in the gap in the rain.

Dry day roof down

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Positive result, should be, everything bloomin new :*laughs*:

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so weather was not as expected so interior is now in.

our with the old
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in with the used :*laughs*:
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unmolested door plastic with rubbish speakers
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replacement fitted
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Looks great.
What are you doing with the old interior you have taken out?.
If you are selling it and the price is right I may be interested in buying it from you.
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Sorry old interior was sold to another member who helped me pull it out.
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