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7th April 2015, 16:16
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Clever stuff...
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7th April 2015, 18:49
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Gary - Great to see your floors coming together.
Good luck doing the other side, Paul. 
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7th April 2015, 19:48
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Welded in the floorpans now... just don't tell 8valve or Rene.
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I'm watching... Looks good to me! LOL
I like the beads, am planning to make a bead roller myself but the cost of the rolls has put me off. I have most of the metal and bits, even a variable speed reversible motor. Just wish I still had my own lathe...
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7th April 2015, 20:15
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Evening 8, the motor is the way to go... Turning the handle, holding the work and watching the groove. So you can't do large panels, on your own.
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7th April 2015, 20:43
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That's what I figured, a jugglers nightmare.
I have a DC motor off an old Golf trolly, pretty powerful, geared down I think it will be powerful enough for aluminium, can always go twice or three times. I particularly want to use it for tipping, I can do it on the English wheel but I think for edge flanges it would be easier and get sharper folds with a bead roller. I don't have a folding machine and in any case the flanges are often curved so folding machine not much use.
I have several offers of lathes I can use but they are all at least an hours drive away. I need one I can use close by and as I need it.
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7th August 2015, 15:58
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8th August 2015, 17:48
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Gary - That jack is a very neat bit of kit.
Looks ideal for people like Scottie & Mister Towed.
In fact that website has quite a few nice touches including their "bomber" gauges.
( There is even a alloy bonnet scoop. )
But more importantly is there any progress on your build to report?
Good luck, Paul. 
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8th June 2018, 05:42
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Selling everything that’s to do with Sammie build, ideally in one lot... check thread for detail of items.😢 Gary.
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8th June 2018, 11:40
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Gary – Sorry to hear you are selling up.
But someone else will get a great head start on a Spyder build.
As you did a great job restoring the rolling chassis and sorting out metal floors.
I was also a big fan of your choice of wheels.
Good luck, Paul.
PS
My offer to meet up and take you for a spin in my car still stands.
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8th June 2018, 14:38
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Cheers Paul, very kind.
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13th June 2018, 13:50
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Hi Gary,
Bit like me......keep looking in the garage thinking "one day" I was hoping that at least one of us in Kent was going to finish!
Good Luck with the sale....the prep work is all there.
Nick
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28th March 2022, 09:44
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... i never got rid of Sammio kit... but now i really need to clear garage... So Sammio Spyder 67' now has to go. anyone interested?
gary.
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28th March 2022, 09:49
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19th April 2022, 12:30
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GaryH – Hope you find a new home for your Sammio.
Good luck, Paul. 
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19th August 2022, 16:37
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It's now in my workshop in Swindon.

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19th August 2022, 16:48
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Oh dear !! Sorry to hear that you are unable to finish your project. Good luck for the future.
Are you planning another project?
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13th September 2022, 08:03
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Micky1Mo - Good luck with Gary's car, it would be great to see it finished. 
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18th September 2022, 10:54
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Micky1Mo - Good luck with Gary's car, it would be great to see it finished. 
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It's coming along nicely .
Converted to LHD for a customer.
2lt 6 cylinder with overdrive fitted.
There was a request for storage of a full size spare wheel so I had to rework the rear cage-frame.
There is now room to fit a spare wheel behind the seats. 
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