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Scott thanks think inbox was full.

Need to get a modified rear subframe sandblasted so I can paint it anyone know anywhere in the Glasgow area that would do it fairly cheep?

In my opinion the fun police have moved into SIDC and over regulated it. Its nothing to do with the cost of running these cars or the economy. Take a trip over to 22B and see it thrive as well as scoobynet.

I don't think I have ever been on SS but for me I stopped posting on here as much about a year ago. Very difficult to put my finger on why other than it had very little appeal. I had been a member for a number of years and always tried to help with technical queries as well as using my project thread give others ideas and take feedback from those who were interested. Threads like the one below, as an example, do not do the site or club many favours, I read it and thought oh dear! Maybe I am just getting old but it really didn't seem appropriate. I also disagree with the idea of not being able to sell items unless a member, I understand the reasoning and the logic. But for me personally it was the main reason to switching off to SIDC. If I have things to sell as I upgrade or mod the RA I use 22b and scoobynet. Yes you have to be a member on scoobynet as well but the exposure and potential to buy and sell is infinitely better than on here. In the past I had sold many pretty decent parts to local members and have given away many items as well but hey thems the rules as they say. For me the only thing that interests me now is the track days that Baz started and also the excellent work that John S does with the knockhill track days, they provide an excellent opportunity for people to get out and push their cars in an environment where the dangers to the cars and drivers are minimised. I havnt been able to use them for the last couple of years as the rebuild of he RA has gone a bit wrong but I will be using them next year as they provide excellent testing. But its not enough to make me rejoin. A service and the discount at Ian Grieves may tho lol.

Would think you would still need to fill the gaps where you have joined the sections, wrap would still show that.

I can ask Derek if he is interested in some form of Group buy if there is enough interest. Would think to price a job correctly most places would want to see the item.

so mid level spoiler

No idea I have been using them for years for any body work I need on any of the cars I have had. Just had the fibreglass doors and some other bits painted for the RA work always superb. Derek had mentioned that they now do wrapping as I have a carbon bootlid which needs some TLC and cant be painted so will need to be wrapped not sure on price tho. What spoiler is it profile shows newage wagon? Drop me a PM if you want me to get you some contact details.

Leeson Coachworks in Kilsyth also do wrapping

Sure am STI 6 but will be an STI 6 carbon one on that boot lid next year.

You should have looked at my project thread and the answer is there Still more to come out of mine.

oops not the best spelling there, through is the new throw. Just before the spelling police pick me up

Through the counter weight in the bin, not needed. Its a good feeling to be able to lift your doors with two fingers

Well beyond that John the dust ate in the wheels they need refurbed to sort