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chargerstang 2nd February 2013 22:05

The new double build overseas (Germany)
 
Hi all,
yes we ordered 2 kits from Chris. one is not enough, hi hi:icon_cool:
My best buddy and I want to build two GT250.
He has yesterday a 2001 mx5 nb purchased with 143hp (light blue)
I bought last week a 1998 mx5 1.6.(110 hp)
Now they are ready (maintenance, corrosion protection) and so on.:pray:
Here the first pictures

http://i1217.photobucket.com/albums/...9a03f43a4e.jpg

http://i1217.photobucket.com/albums/...8/mymxrweb.jpg

http://i1217.photobucket.com/albums/...ideleftweb.jpg

http://i1217.photobucket.com/albums/...7c5f98f1a7.jpg


Greets
Heinrich (Henry) and Irfan

Tribute Automotive 2nd February 2013 22:20

Will it be a race?

chargerstang 3rd February 2013 11:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tribute Automotive (Post 39794)
Will it be a race?

No:peep: not a race, only fun
bad news today more at night with pics

:fear:

Hammy 3rd February 2013 14:21

Enjoy mate!

Tribute Automotive 3rd February 2013 18:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by chargerstang (Post 39825)
No:peep:
bad news today more at night with pics

:fear:

Bad news?

chargerstang 3rd February 2013 19:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tribute Automotive (Post 39858)
Bad news?

ah,not thad bad :help: but more expencive:lol: 14,95€ :laugh:

chargerstang 3rd February 2013 19:10

Today we wanted to eliminate rust.
So far so good. We are now a little closer to the goal, well 1-2%
At the 2002 MX all screws and braces were in good condition.
However, he needs all new disks and pads, the front caliper we have repaired.
Something rust on the metal, not bad, rust removed and repainted, everything goes well. Now all the braces look like new again.

Then it was my turn,
The rear Swaybar looked not extremely bad but the bushings and end links were broke.
The threads of the screws did not look bad but the nuts and bolts could not be unscrewed
My decision: I need new parts!
That’s live. Pictures say more than words.

http://i1217.photobucket.com/albums/...akesneeded.jpg
http://i1217.photobucket.com/albums/...8/BadBrake.jpg
http://i1217.photobucket.com/albums/...keendlink1.jpg
http://i1217.photobucket.com/albums/...keendlink2.jpg


Greets Henry

Tribute Automotive 3rd February 2013 20:18

Our convertible demo car also had a problem with the rear swaybar, bolts had pulled through the rubber bushes :( All fixed now.

You have a very nice workshop, much cleaner than mine.

chargerstang 3rd February 2013 20:49

Thanks but unfortunately this is Irfan's garage.:pray:

Mine is more of a black hole, because almost everything disappears

My Brother told me the RX8 sway bar fits also.
A cheap upgrade stiffer and stronger.

I am happy, every day a little bit more:icon_wink:

chargerstang 6th February 2013 18:23

Today was a good day and the postman my best friend:first:
It’s very hard to get these goods in Germany.
The best way is to order in the motherland of kit cars.
The traders from UK are very friendly and quick.
So I ordered most pasts in UK.
Today arrived the first Box spares parts from Mini Spares.
Looks good, and the price is great.
Ordered On Friday and arrived today.
http://i1217.photobucket.com/albums/.../PetrolCap.jpg
http://i1217.photobucket.com/albums/.../Capandpot.jpg

chargerstang 8th February 2013 11:35

:happy: here we go

best buy ever
found on ebay
less than 3 € per glass

http://i1217.photobucket.com/albums/...s7diameter.jpg

another picture from rust removal

http://i1217.photobucket.com/albums/...protection.jpg

seanick 8th February 2013 20:17

Nice carpet!:party:

Hammy 9th February 2013 08:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by seanick (Post 40070)
Nice carpet!:party:

Mmmmmmmmmm cool

chargerstang 9th February 2013 18:46

The old Carpet is best protection against cold feet in the garage.:eusa_dance:

Today it was fuc….:tape: cold, but we made the new Brakes and have screwed the "new" painted parts . In 2 or 3 weeks we will be well prepared for the conversion to the GT250

http://i1217.photobucket.com/albums/...8/coverweb.jpg
http://i1217.photobucket.com/albums/...ge08/frame.jpg
http://i1217.photobucket.com/albums/.../paintedrr.jpg

http://i1217.photobucket.com/albums/...00367cfff8.jpg

Tribute Automotive 9th February 2013 20:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by chargerstang (Post 40092)
The old Carpet is best protection against cold feet in the garage.:eusa_dance:

Today it was fuc….:tape: cold, but we made the new Brakes and have screwed the "new" painted parts . In 2 or 3 weeks we will be well prepared for the conversion to the GT250

Looking very good Henry. We started producing your kits on Friday!!

chargerstang 9th February 2013 20:18

Hello Chris
this is awesome, we are happy. :happy:
I have to book the ferry for the truck (7,5 to.)
Please tell me when we can pick up the two kit`s.
perhaps 23 or 23 Feb?
Thanks in advance

Tribute Automotive 9th February 2013 20:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by chargerstang (Post 40097)
Hello Chris
this is awesome, we are happy. :happy:
I have to book the ferry for the truck (7,5 to.)
Please tell me when we can pick up the two kit`s.
perhaps 23 or 23 Feb?
Thanks in advance

Yes, we are aiming for Friday 22nd, but 23rd is OK too.

chargerstang 10th February 2013 08:00

Thanks for the message:hug:
now I can book the ferry.
Does anyone have any advice for cheap tickets.
Price for a 7.5 T truck oneway more than 200 € :eusa_sick:


How much space do I need for both.
Can we stack the parts too?
I know, sorry many questions

froggyman 10th February 2013 09:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by chargerstang (Post 40112)
Thanks for the message:hug:
now I can book the ferry.
Does anyone have any advice for cheap tickets.
Price for a 7.5 T truck oneway more than 200 € :eusa_sick:


How much space do I need for both.
Can we stack the parts too?
I know, sorry many questions

A 7.5 tonne lorry is huge. Cheapest crossing I found when I moved back to UK was with Norfolk Lines. I think Chris will be best to advise you on the size of truck needed.

redratbike 10th February 2013 10:38

A large Mercedes sprinter would do the job surely


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