AGM Sports Cars Body Kit

[CTWV50]

Originally Posted by Davidbolam

Are you taking a car or a van. I've got a passat and just managed to get everything in with the seats down and no passengers.

Don't forget to take some old blankets!

David

Car, Honda Civic in fact! I may be making two trips! Thanks for the blanket tip.

[Davidbolam]

I forgot the blankets so had to use some of Alan's bubble wrap.

Here is a photo of mine...... It's a bit orange!! With black cycle wings

[TheArf]

It's very orange, tangoed

Arfon

[CTWV50]

Just got back home with mine. Have to say I'm very very pleased with them. . Also Alan is very easy to talk to friendly and helpful. We were talking about how messy glass fibre work is and he mention that "....you get used to it after 30 years". Those 30 years certainly show in his workmanship. The panels all feel very strong yet light, all the edges are cut neatly and finished well, infact he cut out the grills top and bottom on the nose cone while I waited. There's a deep shine to them too, which is nice. Probably my best buying experience to date. Will post pics ASAP.

[CTWV50]

[CTWV50]

Originally Posted by Davidbolam

I forgot the blankets so had to use some of Alan's bubble wrap.

Here is a photo of mine...... It's a bit orange!! With black cycle wings

Looks good, wish my car was at the same point as yours so I could see how they look. My chassis is currently upside down while I sort out the fuel and brake pipes. They are quality panels aren't they!

[K4KEV]

They look really well Chris... very nice finish indeed.

[CTWV50]

Originally Posted by K4KEV

They look really well Chris... very nice finish indeed.

Makes me scared to touch them. I can be a bit clumsy at times. David have you thought about how best to fit the side panels? Don't know whether to use silkaflex polyurethane stuff and minimal rivets or just loads of rivets? I'd like to be able to take them off if need be without damaging them.

[Davidbolam]

Originally Posted by CTWV50

Makes me scared to touch them. I can be a bit clumsy at times. David have you thought about how best to fit the side panels? Don't know whether to use silkaflex polyurethane stuff and minimal rivets or just loads of rivets? I'd like to be able to take them off if need be without damaging them.

They are looking good! I put mine along the chassis last night. I'm going to have to do a little bit of fettling and maybe put some counter sunk rivets in my floor for them to fit easily. Was planning on using rivets so I can remove them as well.

I made sure I made a load of templates for anything needing to be carpeted / covered as figure it will be a righ pita once they are on.

I'm a bit terrified to touch them myself and have enforced a "no go zone" anywhere in the garage.

Alan cut out my front panel as well for me. I've never seen someone get so dusty (without a masky before.

I will try and keep taking photos when I put them on

David

[CTWV50]

Originally Posted by Davidbolam

They are looking good! I put mine along the chassis last night. I'm going to have to do a little bit of fettling and maybe put some counter sunk rivets in my floor for them to fit easily. Was planning on using rivets so I can remove them as well.

I made sure I made a load of templates for anything needing to be carpeted / covered as figure it will be a righ pita once they are on.

I'm a bit terrified to touch them myself and have enforced a "no go zone" anywhere in the garage.

Same here! Conservatory is locked and I have the keys! No one is allowed in except ME. Lol.

My side panels look like they'll go on ok except in one area where it's a bit tight. Dreading the fettling but I'll have to be brave.