The Ford Capri Laser Page

I'm pleased that you have rejoined it Nick, it's well worth it I think. As regards to the free gift, I get one every time I renew. I sent the dash back in favour of a set of glossy Capri postcards.

That had me laughing Nick :D As regards to bringing the jack to a trolley jack meet, I would but it's just that I'm still aching for all the carrying around I did with it from the other night! Just wait til you go to collect it, it's not easy to carry in that big box, hope you're ready for a workout...

Well it's worth a try!

When I come to renew I have it in mind to try Lancaster and Heritage this time. Yes Andrew ok, I will also try Burt!

That's (I think) five of us who would not recommend Adrian Flux.

There is a Capri club in Kent. Maybe worth a call? -

http://kentcapri.co.uk/

That's at least twice you have recommended Burt on this thread alone Andrew, you must really like him!

They have several branches, they actually advertise in my local car club magazine.

They were very difficult with agreed value e.g. ignored CCI valuation. They said they would only give agreed value of purchase price plus a proportion of some of the labour costs of restoration. Interesting that Mike. They told me that in the first year (possibly two), they agree the value at the p...

I'm glad I'm not the only one who would not recommended Adrian Flux then! I too had trouble with a (non Capri) claim. And trouble with a (Capri) small print.

My insurers came back with £850.00!! and that's with 15 years no claims on my other car with them. As you will most likely now know, you can only have no claims on one vehicle. I would have thought that with some of the names mentioned (Lancaster, Heritage, etc. or your current insurer), that assum...

It seems to be cheaper on Play, as it's free delivery -

http://www.play.com/Books/Books/4-/6301 ... fer=search

stevemarl wrote:Be careful with the prep though `cos it is really shiny & any imperfections will show up.

Thank you Steve, I will do. I will myself aside 10 minutes to paint it. And a couple of weeks for the prep. Why don't they make low prep paint?!

stevemarl wrote:...228k not out

How brilliant is that.

stevemarl wrote:...I don`t need to go looking for rusty metal - I`ve got a Fiat!

You mean that it doesn't get the same kind of love, affection and well being that you give to the Capri!

I own RR1

But I like to keep that quiet.

stevemarl wrote: Yep, I`ve used that all over, never had any problem with heat.

Great, thank you Steve, I intend to do mine, will use the same. How about radiator top cover, same again?

stevemarl wrote:I`ve always used normal Smoothrite on rocker covers...

Is this the one which you would recommend Steve -

Yes I think I saw the rust remover group test. But it would have been great to have seen one using Steve's situation.

I think it's just called rubbing, e.g. stone rubbing, gravestone rubbing, etc.