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Old 18th August 2010, 09:50 AM
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Looking good, glad to see you have attached things like your rad brackets at such an early stage. it's 'orrible when you paint something then have to weld on it again and ruin the paintwork.
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Old 18th August 2010, 10:32 AM
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Enoch,

Luckily we had gus's chassis to copy all the additional brackets from that I needed. The only thing left to weld on will be a plate with the vin number on.

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Old 18th August 2010, 10:48 AM
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I'll be glad to get it home to spend a bit more time on it. Not that i'll get much with a 3 year old boy to play with.
He does like cars though. He was sat in Gus's at the weekend eating biscuits, and getting crumbs all over the place!!


Yesterday was the first time the rollcage had been back on the chassis since we welded it all up. Went on like a glove and all the bolts went in first time.

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I,ve got a 3 yr old too...thanks for the tip to avoid biscuits , my little lad was sat in mine the other day too, using the indicator stalks like he was pumping up a bicycle tyre

Roll cage looks really nice on the chassis, nice proportions if that makes sense.

Look forward to more pics as you "build her up".

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Old 18th August 2010, 11:13 AM
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great looking chassis but arn't you missing RP1 and RP2?
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Old 18th August 2010, 11:15 AM
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Andy,

My little lad does the same thing with the stalks. He also pulls the gearstick backwards & forwards, and rips the handbrake up while making a screeching noise!!

I dread to think how his mother drives!! lol. Bet she blames me.

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My wife put our 6yr old on the bonnet of one of my cars a few months back, I was not best pleased even though the bonnet is scrap.

The 2.5yr old has ripped wiper blades of my headlamp wipers on two cars...

But they are enthusiastic

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Old 18th August 2010, 06:55 PM
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Deanno,

I will be using the grp rear tub eventually so do not need RP1 & RP2. Well spotted though.

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Well it's been a while since I posted any updates, so thought I best get out of the garage and upload some pictures.

With christmas & my birthday having just gone the fairies have been busy dropping of parcels. So far I have finished the engine coolant, and breather systems. Fuel system complete, horn fitted, brake flexi's, calipers rebuilt etc etc. Loom from Premier Wiring has also arrived.

Deal of the week has to be the 16" alloys I got. Set of four, with only two tyres, but I can source the other two some cheap enough. Got them off a friend at work for £40. They need a repaint, but I will put them through our sand blaster at work. Lucky for me we have got a job in at the moment using 2pk traffic black paint. Guess what colour I wanted my wheels?

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Now that looks very nice indeed

I really like your full cage , is it removable? can/could it be retro fitted?

Sounds like a bargain on the wheels ....getting like me

Nice work Dave .

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Andy,

The cage is held in by 18 bolts. With a little bit of work it could be retro fitted. If you can build a car fitting the cage should be no problem.

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