Steveh1's build

[SteveH1]

I think she knows when im posting she cried again but all good now

Anyway then i got some of the uprights and top rails tacked in place

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Untitled by stephen harborne, on Flickr

Untitled by stephen harborne, on Flickr

Then i got a few more rails cut
And thats how it stands at the moment

[CTWV50]

Nice workshop! Good start by the way.

[SteveH1]

Originally Posted by CTWV50

Nice workshop! Good start by the way.

Thanks if only i ha vehicular access id be laughing

[SteveH1]

I started on the seat back today

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So when should i start welding it up fully

[Rosco]

looking good, building the chassis is great, its the best bit i think,

as for welding, i did mine once everything was tacked, one think i would say is don't weld the front frame until you have got your front suspension brackets lined up on the jig, because on mine we had a gap behind the upper bracket so we had to slit the weld and tease the front frame leg out a little

hope this makes sence and good look with your build

[SteveH1]

Hi All.
Do people put the trans tunnel in before or after the rear suspension frame work
Thanks
Stephen

[SteveH1]

I got some more of the side rails and seat back supports in place

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Untitled by stephen harborne, on Flickr

Untitled by stephen harborne, on Flickr

[SteveH1]

Also some of the diagonals

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Untitled by stephen harborne, on Flickr

And my helpers

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[Rosco]

I think i did the tunnel before i moved it forwards on the table,

[SteveH1]

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Untitled by stephen harborne, on Flickr

Untitled by stephen harborne, on Flickr

I got the rest of the diagonals and seat back finished