30 replies to this topic

[clubman_dan]

yes they do clubby shells

[Sam]

would it be easier/cheaper to buy a new car? as whatever it is i do has to be ready for August as it needs to be run in and tested before the run!

Probably is, you can still get bargains even today- look at my red clubman. Nice little car with loads of goodies cost only £670.

Definatly cheaper / easier then spending £1500 on a new shell.

[Madmax]

looks like i might be after a new car! but im off to see the car in the next hour so ill get some pics if i can, snows playing havoc with everything round here!

[Boab]

How about this
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[Madmax]

not a bad shell, looks solid, but im really after a clubman, thanks though

Edited by Madmax, 20 February 2005 - 03:02 PM.

[Boab]

Here you go then

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[Brawlyrox]

This is a real shame to hear Madmax, i hope you can get it sorted!!!

[Madmax]

thanks, ill get it sorted, mark my words :wink:

[Mini_resto]

shame to losse another clubby due to bad Layland Quality

[Jordie]

Dave aka Siggy was a 1275GT (original spec) which if i remember he was selling.

Why not contact him about that?

[Madmax]

chickenwire and fibreglass isnt leyland mini_resto, its called a bodge job in the past

i cant believe this was professionally restored in 1999

[Madmax]

i just dont have the money jordie, i would love something like that but i just spent all my money on this one, having the new bits sorted

[Jackman]

OOO that website is so getting bookmarked for the future of my mini!

With the minus shells are they alot smaller than a standard mini shell

(sorry that its off topic)

[Alburglar]

OOO that website is so getting bookmarked for the future of my mini!

With the minus shells are they alot smaller than a standard mini shell

(sorry that its off topic)

http://www.theminifo...?showtopic=6071

Read the last couple of posts on the first page for help on fibreglass shell sizes,

[Mini_resto]

r u reshelling ur car in a clubman shell, or a round nose