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Search: Posts Made By: Lucky@LeMans
Forum: Old No.7 Builds 9th April 2022, 19:29
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Posted By Lucky@LeMans
Sounds like you are nearly there so well done to...

Sounds like you are nearly there so well done to get to this stage. I thought you had everything sorted back in Feb, were the extra issues picked up later ?

Just glad the rules over here are far...
Forum: Old No.7 Builds 24th April 2020, 08:20
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Posted By Lucky@LeMans
Looking good ! With regard to water getting...

Looking good !

With regard to water getting down behind the door skin, don't forget to put a few drain holes in the bottom of the outer skin.
Forum: Old No.7 Builds 22nd April 2020, 20:48
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Posted By Lucky@LeMans
Photo......

Photo......
Forum: Old No.7 Builds 22nd April 2020, 20:42
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Posted By Lucky@LeMans
Here is the opening I made in the Z3 door skin...

Here is the opening I made in the Z3 door skin and my Mk1 extended plate screwed in place. The Mk2 was 8mm or so taller and with two mounting screws. The Mk2 was 316 polished stainless which when...
Forum: Old No.7 Builds 22nd April 2020, 09:47
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Posted By Lucky@LeMans
One of the best tools I bought in the past was...

One of the best tools I bought in the past was this Drum Sanding Kit from Screwfix. Think it was about £12. Great for scalloping out GRP !
Forum: Old No.7 Builds 22nd April 2020, 08:57
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Posted By Lucky@LeMans
You will need to cut a rectangular hole in the...

You will need to cut a rectangular hole in the door skin so you can fit the extended tab above the pivot point . If you don't do this there won't be enough leverage to push the button to open the...
Forum: Old No.7 Builds 22nd April 2020, 08:46
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Posted By Lucky@LeMans
When I did my rear lights I used the recess's...

When I did my rear lights I used the recess's supplied but I did build them up on the back with P40 filler then glass mat. That allowed me to open out the recess's at 45 degrees to the full depth.
Forum: Old No.7 Builds 19th April 2020, 17:17
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Posted By Lucky@LeMans
Looking good. The scalloped rear light recessing...

Looking good. The scalloped rear light recessing makes a big difference .
Forum: Old No.7 Builds 4th March 2020, 17:15
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Posted By Lucky@LeMans
You need to be careful before jumping in and...

You need to be careful before jumping in and buying wires for this car. I bought a set of centre laced 6"-15"'s. They only just go under the arches and I've had to fit narrow 185 tyres along with the...
Forum: Old No.7 Builds 1st March 2020, 09:07
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Posted By Lucky@LeMans
Well done getting the car to the show ! ...

Well done getting the car to the show !

Looks great and not too far from completion.
Forum: Old No.7 Builds 9th February 2020, 10:37
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Posted By Lucky@LeMans
I fitted the Harrington bumpers on my car and...

I fitted the Harrington bumpers on my car and they fitted neatly with the minimum of fettling. Expensive, but I think they really look the part. I used a Triumph number plate light that is very...
Forum: Old No.7 Builds 4th August 2019, 07:18
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Posted By Lucky@LeMans
Why all the rivet heads through the body by the...

Why all the rivet heads through the body by the exhaust mounts ?
Forum: Old No.7 Builds 27th July 2019, 20:03
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Posted By Lucky@LeMans
I like the silver / grey on this one, who knows...

I like the silver / grey on this one, who knows if its an original Ferrari colour. Similar shade to Audi Quartz Grey.
Forum: Old No.7 Builds 7th May 2019, 17:43
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Posted By Lucky@LeMans
Have you thought about a more modern Aero cap...

Have you thought about a more modern Aero cap style filler, flush fitting and low profile. If the regs over there are so strict I'm surprised you can have a sticking out in the breeze filler cap...
Forum: Old No.7 Builds 6th May 2019, 17:03
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Posted By Lucky@LeMans
I think it will spoil the clean lines of the car...

I think it will spoil the clean lines of the car having it sticking out that far. Could you set it in half way at least ?
Forum: Old No.7 Builds 6th May 2019, 07:45
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Posted By Lucky@LeMans
http://www.grassbank.co.uk/newshoes Have a...

http://www.grassbank.co.uk/newshoes

Have a look at how they have fitted the wheels on their 250 SWB.
Forum: Old No.7 Builds 5th May 2019, 18:46
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Posted By Lucky@LeMans
Had a chat with the guys at Grassbank today. They...

Had a chat with the guys at Grassbank today. They had a very convincing 250 SWB Tribute kit on their stand at Stoneliegh fitted with deep dish wires tucked well under the standard arches. They have...
Forum: Old No.7 Builds 26th February 2019, 10:19
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Posted By Lucky@LeMans
I was in the states once and over heard someone...

I was in the states once and over heard someone in a parking lot talking about a "deflationary situation" whilst pointing at his rear tyre !
Forum: Old No.7 Builds 22nd January 2019, 10:44
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Posted By Lucky@LeMans
Looking good so far. What are your plans for the...

Looking good so far. What are your plans for the area behind the side windows ? Fill it so it follows the shape of the window ?
Forum: Old No.7 Builds 7th January 2019, 20:03
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Posted By Lucky@LeMans
Here are the type I'm thinking about...

Here are the type I'm thinking about...
Forum: Old No.7 Builds 7th January 2019, 19:59
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Posted By Lucky@LeMans
Have you looked at Morris Oxford boot hinges....

Have you looked at Morris Oxford boot hinges. Very similar design and readily available new for around £20 a pair.
Forum: Old No.7 Builds 11th November 2018, 11:12
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Posted By Lucky@LeMans
Looks good! The front end moulding in one piece...

Looks good! The front end moulding in one piece looks better than the split front like on Kidge's car. The frenched in side lights in the moulding also a big plus to get the right look. Are those the...
Forum: Old No.7 Builds 22nd July 2018, 13:53
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Posted By Lucky@LeMans
That is the "heavy fitting" I was talking about !...

That is the "heavy fitting" I was talking about ! Taking a few microns off here and there isn't the right approach. If you are sliding tubes together use some grease or anti sieze too.
Forum: Old No.7 Builds 22nd July 2018, 00:13
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Posted By Lucky@LeMans
In my experience with welded fabrications and...

In my experience with welded fabrications and fibreglass moulded parts often require some "heavy fitting" at the early stages. It will need more than just trimming a few microns here and there by the...
Forum: Old No.7 Builds 19th July 2018, 20:28
Replies: 419
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Posted By Lucky@LeMans
Looking forward to your build and regular...

Looking forward to your build and regular updates. I'd still be in the market for a convertible version if it should become available. Good luck with your build.
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