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Re: shortly to become an Activa owner...Project Stictiva

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Subframes are pigs only because of all the hydraulic pipes.... There are a lot...
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Project Stictiva is ON
Brilliant =D>

Is it the BL Autos pair?
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Re: shortly to become an Activa owner...Project Stictiva

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Yep....they needed to be saved, if for nothing else to supply the French shell car with bits....but we will see when its all stripped out and I can asses it and all its horrors.
Having talked to them (what nice chaps they are) I am still expecting the shells to be compatible, if I do go ahead with the LHD/RHD conversion I will record what I do.

I would think the V6 will be scraped soon after stripping as I cannot hold 5 cars here.

Sorted the spare garage which generated loads of rubbish and spent ages sorting thru tools ect.....what a state I left them in :(.....I need to be punished.
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Re: shortly to become an Activa owner...Project Stictiva

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I've got to get my workshop sorted before my project can start in earnest...

I know the green V6 well. Last time I had any dealing with it the mechanical bits were good. An excellent Activa donor....
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Re: shortly to become an Activa owner...Project Stictiva

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I've got to get my workshop sorted before
...........I used 3x 105mm anti tank rounds and a grenade, seems to of worked but I will wait for the smoke to clear :)

Good to know that the v6 is familiar with you, were you close ?...I will be calling on that knowledge if I may....this will be a large learning curve for me as I am far more used to
hammering and hitting stuff made of heavy iron :)

At least I like to work clean, (to long in the medical world) so having a "dirty workshop" and a clean one for the car will be helpful....
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Re: shortly to become an Activa owner...Project Stictiva

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Good luck Sticky.

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Close enough that I did a bit of mechanical work on it..

Call on all my knowledge by all means :-D Activa and V6 are my two Xantia specialist subjects....

I giggled at your workshop sorting method :twisted: :lol:
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Re: shortly to become an Activa owner...Project Stictiva

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Well, transport arranged, a fantail and trailer, Tilt ramps (ebay) purchased, engine crane recommissioned, tools sorted and FERRY Booked :@)
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Stickyfinger wrote:Well, transport arranged, a fantail and trailer, Tilt ramps (ebay) purchased, engine crane recommissioned, tools sorted and FERRY Booked :@)
Where are you off to and what have you bought?
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Re: shortly to become an Activa owner...Project Stictiva

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V6 RHD, 2ltr Activa RHD (both U/S bodies) and a French 2ltr Activa...depending on condition
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If you're passing Reading or Twyford, please feel free to pop in for a brew on your way past and break your journey!
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LOL...Reading on Wed morning then up to Oxford....but a helava rush to get back as I have to be in Newport (Passport out of date = DUMB !!)......will be going up again soon, will arrange then if OK
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I don't envy you having to go to a passport office Sticky, possibly the worst part of the whole job...
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??, not these days, I have a "Booked" time to go, 2min interview "is this you...OK" then wait a week...(and PAY Extra ! BTW)
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That's not so bad then :)

Last time I had to do that, admittedly about 20 years ago now, it was a horrendous experience consisting mainly of patiently queueing in a grotty waiting room..

The postal service is now commendably fast too.. My new one came back very quickly...

Bet it won't be so easy for you to get your Visa for visiting any part of the UK beyond the Watford Gap.. I'm still waiting for mine :evil:
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Re: shortly to become an Activa owner...Project Stictiva

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never go North of the Whippet Line.....strange and dangerous people who paint their women Orange and hate green food.

Me too with the passport, the waiting room reminded me of the Job Centers of the 70's

Looks like it will be better this time.
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