Hi and HELP

New to SCUK.co.uk? say hello, give us an idea of who you are, and show us a pic of your pride and joy. were friendly and wont bite!
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Darrell
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Re: Hi and HELP

Post by Darrell » Wed Dec 19, 2012 11:26 pm

:welcome: to the club :thumbup:
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Jordi
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Re: Hi and HELP

Post by Jordi » Thu Dec 20, 2012 9:51 am

Welcome to the forum. As said. So long as you're a dab hand at welding it'll be fine. Dead easy to work on.

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Re: Hi and HELP

Post by Jay18 » Thu Dec 20, 2012 1:50 pm

:welcome:

I'm 18, level 2 qualified mechanic but never worked in a garage.. yet.. and ill tell you now SJ's are by far the easiest thing to work on, everything just comes apart by removing a couple of bolts here and there, the engine is so basic and easy to maintain, and as said we are here to help, any questions just pop one in the forum and someone will guide you in the right way..

and i will be waiting for the build thread, always good to see a new SJ on SCUK...
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