looking really great!
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Can't believe how quick this is all coming together!! Looks awesome mate, can see a lot of hard work has gone into it.
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Looks very cool my compliments.
If any local football grounds need extra lighting in the winter they know who to call too :) Dave |
Thanks guys, yes its been a long 10 days and i'm shattered now.
picking the car up after work tomorrow, and then off to the lockup where i can do the finishing bits at my leisure.Don't really know if it will ever be totally finished as there is always things to do and change.I do have a turbo kit for it but i think it will be too big as its will do 485BHP so i am told:eek: Maybe just add another 100 ish BHP as it needs to go woosh bang haha |
Take a rest, 10 days is a record build time from start to finish including paint !
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[IMG]http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/j...pstncyqxzc.jpghttp://[/IMG]All ready for driving back home.:icon_mrgreen:
I have now to fit the side windows and the mesh. Also need to sort the lights out as they don't seem to want to work properly on dip and main beam. Two wires to each on the original headlamp bulbs need 3 in total for the golf lamps. i will look at it when my brain has had a rest:eusa_wall: |
Fantastic work mate!! The spacers will make a huge difference to its looks as well. I'm so jealous at how quick this has come on and you've got a great finish on the paintwork. Out of interest, what did you use to get all the waxy stuff off the shell? I've been scraping bits off whenever I pass it but there's still pockets of the stuff I can't get my finger in to.
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the painter dealt with all that, he went all over with 180s on a DA and then started from there. I also started with a power file on all the joints, they are a great bit of kit |
Also used a power file, they are great for taking the edges back
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[QUOTE=Drummajor;91461]180 grit paper on an electric sander, I guess . DA = "dual action" air sander it oscilates as opposed to a "orbital" sander that will leave loads of circular scratches
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Gotcha :thumb: I've got a black and decker mouse somewhere. Would that be good enough for it or would I be better investing in something a bit more manly?
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If you do it by hand get/make a flexible sanding sled*.
*basically a foam** block you wrap the sandpaper around. The flexible foam allows you to follow the curves of the body as opposed to a stiff bock that won't. **I used lengths of foam pipe cladding as I was too cheap skate to buy the proper tools |
Wow quick build
So it's all white and most people go the ford motorsport look to break up the white Dare you be different? See below for an unusual colourshceme that works with the white http://speedhunters-wp-production.s3...9/IMG_1870.jpghttp://speedhunters-wp-production.s3...9/IMG_1870.jpg |
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Hi Mick that would be great if you don't mind, I have also decided not to use the side windows, i am adapting what is there to use the existing window. The door tops are quite loose when the door is shut, so i am going to chop them at the bottom where they come off the door. It will be quite good when they are finished as the frames will stay in place when the door is opened. Just drove it home and the amount of people looking and nodding was great, it even had some workmen who were doing roadworks taking pics on their phones as i was sat at the traffic lights. |
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