Belgian built 1969 AK350 'Hetty'
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Rhythm Thief
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 Re: Belgian built 1969 AK350 'Hetty' There are plenty of other reasons to avoid Tesco. http://www.tescopoly.org/EDIT: Sorry, drifting off topic. As you were ...
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J-dub
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Re: Belgian built 1969 AK350 'Hetty' Joe wrote: Rhythm Thief wrote: And that it's "their fuel", not "there fuel" ...  Correcting him is futile, its a losing battle.  gcse english paper two tomorow, fail !! i should maybe do what the guy infront did, half way through the exam he got his wallet out and tried to pay one of the invidulators some money to get the answers! genius
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| May 17th, 2011, 9:38 pm |
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Joe
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Re: Belgian built 1969 AK350 'Hetty' Just take your time mate and you'll be fine! I have my last exam of my final year at uni on friday, and i cannot bloody wait!
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toomany2cvs
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Re: Belgian built 1969 AK350 'Hetty' Jameswallace wrote: i should maybe do what the guy infront did, half way through the exam he got his wallet out and tried to pay one of the invidulators some money to get the answers! Paying the INVIGILATORS might be marginally less fruitful. Only marginally, since all they do is put 'em in an envelope and send 'em to the exam authorities.
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J-dub
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Re: Belgian built 1969 AK350 'Hetty' i know so i dont know how the guy planned on getting the answers
it was quite funny actually but distracting
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ben
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Re: Belgian built 1969 AK350 'Hetty' Rhythm Thief wrote: There are plenty of other reasons to avoid Tesco. http://www.tescopoly.org/EDIT: Sorry, drifting off topic. As you were ... Oh yes with you on that one , but as it's off topic i didn't mention it Have you read 'real england' by paul kingsnorth(?) ? Bit of an eye opener on that subject.
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| May 17th, 2011, 10:11 pm |
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samfieldhouse
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Re: Belgian built 1969 AK350 'Hetty' I've heard tesco fuel can be dodgey - prefer Esso. Anyway, Hetty's throwing oil everywhere  see the thread in the tech section!
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| May 17th, 2011, 10:26 pm |
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samfieldhouse
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Re: Belgian built 1969 AK350 'Hetty' Neil wrote: Jameswallace wrote: tesco fuel?! He's gotta get his clubcard points! Can't complain - 4 free crossings on the eurotunnel, numerous trips to Thorpe Park, London Dungeon, Madame Tusuards I do usually pick Esso however.
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| May 18th, 2011, 1:16 pm |
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samfieldhouse
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Re: Belgian built 1969 AK350 'Hetty' I built a bed     It's bound to evolve but this is the quick and dirty MK1. MK2 will be more elegant and hopefully have storage underneath. For now, this will suffice Finally got around to scanning that picture of the van pre 1991 restoration. This work was carried out by Craig Horner from Milford Haven. He bought it for £40 and spent £3000 on it. The welding was done by 'Citroen Specialists.' How they managed to mess up the welding so much I'm not sure - parts of it are really on the wonk.  There's some odd things in this image. The engine is clearly different, sporting a Dyane/Ami 'turbo' and heat exchangers that clearly wouldn't connect to the ducts on the bulkhead. The carb also seems to be an 'oval' type. Is that an m28 sitting there? If so, why did he replace it with an M4? Or is it an Ami engine that's since been 'adjusted' to look like a standard early M4 with older heat exchangers? Feel free to discuss... Full story from 1991 practical classics clickable below.  
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Russell
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Re: Belgian built 1969 AK350 'Hetty' That's a dyane/ami engine and by the looks of it an ami6/350 gearbox with the bigger drums, doesn't it now have smaller drums?
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