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That's my guess. There are only two photos of Jeff's finished car on this site now. Looking for modifications to window/doors, etc.
Once upon a time it was all here. Thinking is bad! May get a Tribute 250SWB coupe kit sent across the pond to do a bespoke chassis, may as well do it all! Think Karmann Ghia windscreen, very close to the real deal. Major mods not intimidating. |
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Jeff & Lancelot's rear window modifications took the look of the coupes to a new level. When you consider the cost of the donor, kit and time, I would think it madness not to do the rear window modification.
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[QUOTE=Paul L;91560]Alex - Your car looks great. :cool:
http://www.madabout-kitcars.com/foru...7&d=1509902099 And no traces of the hay you picked up yesterday. :icon_wink: I've also rotated the photos of your car and Dave's Miglia. Thanks Paul, don`t know why they were round the wrong way, I haven't quite mastered the art of adding photos just yet |
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Link to Gary’s SWB build with rear window and lots of other nice mods here: http://www.madabout-kitcars.com/foru...ead.php?t=6003 It would appear Jeff has deleted his build thread following his post about copyright laws here. https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/...f=30&t=1680653 Gary – Apologies for the thread hijack. To make up for it, I flagged your original Formosa thread to JG so he can move it into this section. Looks like all your hard work on this kit is starting to pay off. :cool: Good luck, Paul. :) |
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I have spent the last few weekends addressing the interior of the car, I have lined the bulkhead with thin striped rubber matting also the footwells, gearbox housing and the bottom runners each side of the seats,also put some on the top of the tunnel with some angled aluminum strips with double rubber inserts. I have also added some nets to the door interiors plus added some small patches of rubber next to the nets in between the tubular framework which to me shows the framework better than the flowcoat red. I have also lined the boot space. I am very pleased with the outcome
The final picture shows a drawing of the car a mate of mine did from a few photos I sent him of the car in my garage , the attention of detail is really good so if any one would like a drawing of your car let me know and I can give you his details , its £50 per drawing either colour or black & white including the frame |
Looks really good
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A couple more little touches, put some chrome trim around the perspex headlight dishes and also along the top of the windscreen ( not easy to see in the photo) it certainly adds to the overall look of the car
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That looks excellent do you mind me asking how did you manage to do that around the headlights?
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Very nice Graham ...the colour shows well in that picture too ..looks too red in many pics ...
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Chrome-Mol...72.m2749.l2649 |
Bicester Heritage today ....
https://preview.ibb.co/mjCiEH/bicester.jpg delete your account https://preview.ibb.co/gP20uH/biv.jpg delete your account |
Didnt realise you were there today Gary, you should have given me a ring and we could have met up.Fantastic show probably the best one I have been to with so many cars and all amazing
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I wasn't there mate ....someone sent me the pictures on my facebook link congratulating us on the car as they said they have been following the cars but were really impressed with how much better they look in the flesh ...
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Can't belive I missed it there!! :(
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