Anyone have experience of these guys
www.kitfinishers.co.uk ?
I need to get some jobs done on the Phoenix (TB conversion and a friend has some stuff to do on his Tiger) but I simply don't have the time to do
the work....at £16 per hour it's easier to give it to these people.
Thoughts ??
I would say get in touch with John on here. He strikes me as professional and not in it for heaps of money.
He mentioned earlier he had some work on at the minute, so he may be too busy, but he'll accomodate a LCB if he can I bet.
edit to add: thats Mr Henderson btw, look for the pictures of cats
[Edited on 12/3/09 by cd.thomson]
Given that that is in Aylesbury and so is Mr Henderson...connected maybe?
adrian
£16 is a good price, but it all depends how good they are. I could do a lot of jobs on my car, but it will take 4 or 5 times as long as someone who is
a pro with years of experience and skill.
Seem pretty straight talking on the website - worth finding out if they are insured etc.
Having looked at the website it seems that Mr Henderson and kitfinishers are one and the same. Bizarre that Mr H has not spoken of his site on here. He is a pretty regular poster.
www.kitfinishers.co.uk ?
more like
www.kitcarsprecariouslybalancedonbreezeblocks.co.uk ?
[Edited on 12/3/09 by 02GF74]
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Originally posted by MikeCapon
Having looked at the website it seems that Mr Henderson and kitfinishers are one and the same. Bizarre that Mr H has not spoken of his site on here. He is a pretty regular poster.
Do you mean this
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http://www.locostbuilders.co.uk/viewthread.php?tid=108475
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Originally posted by 02GF74
www.kitfinishers.co.uk ?
more like
www.kitcarsprecariouslybalancedonbreezeblocks.co.uk ?
[Edited on 12/3/09 by 02GF74]
How do you get the cars onto the blocks in the first place?
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Originally posted by scudderfish
How do you get the cars onto the blocks in the first place?
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Originally posted by scutter
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Originally posted by scudderfish
How do you get the cars onto the blocks in the first place?
Looking at Chris R's MK in the pictures, a small child could have lifted it. (And no Mr Henderson doesn't employ small children, to the best of my knowledge )
ATB Dan.
i've seen that car somewhere before!
That's all good then...looks like I've found the guy I need to get my Phoenix moving before the next ice age
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Originally posted by mr henderson
but far from being precarious, those cars are absolutely solid. As long as the wheels are locked there is no way they can be pushed off those blocks.
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Originally posted by 02GF74
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Originally posted by mr henderson
but far from being precarious, those cars are absolutely solid. As long as the wheels are locked there is no way they can be pushed off those blocks.
How exactly are trhe wheels locked? I can see wooden slats on the rears but nothing to stop them from rollinig off.
One day someone will forget to do the hadbrake.....
I still reckon a couple of kung fu kicks will have them off..... but would 3 ft axle stnad be more sturdy? We need a civil engineer to answer that.