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JM_16v
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5th Aug 08 at 18:19   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

amazing
All Torque
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That is outstanding

But @ how it looked when he bought in, transformation much?
All Torque
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Whats that 'soda crystals and car charger' method of rust removal? I don't understand it.
Novaneil
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5th Aug 08 at 18:58   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Some pics I took of it on Saturday Morning!







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Jesus, better be careful where that link gets posted, the mk1 Golf boys would lynch him for cutting up that brand new filler neck Impossible to get hold of

The work looks great, but the car doesn't work for me for some reason, might be the colour.
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5th Aug 08 at 19:23   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Or the front wheels not fitting properly.

Does the bumper hide the intercooler?
Ste L
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5th Aug 08 at 19:29   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

quote:
Originally posted by Robin
Does the bumper hide the intercooler?



yes, you can see where it should sit
Cole
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5th Aug 08 at 19:34   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

austin sure does know how to build an awsome car just like his rwd nova
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Get the standard bumper on if possible would be a proper perfect sleeper on the front. Back properly ruins it for me Im sure those vents have a practical purpose but they look shite. The engine bay though.....stunning, really is
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5th Aug 08 at 19:41   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

The attention to detail is amazing, but I can't help but think the end result is a bit of a let down.


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quote:
Originally posted by Robin
Or the front wheels not fitting properly.

Does the bumper hide the intercooler?


as cool as it is i agree with robin, stance is all wrong
Ste L
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5th Aug 08 at 19:59   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

about the stance....


[QUOTE=Austin_Nova16]That was indeed the first outing in the nova.

Cheers for the comments. :thumb: Took many late nights over the fast few weeks to get it sorted for USC...up till 12:30 thursday night/fri morning when we left for the pod..lol

Lol at my 22sec 1/4 Paul...I know yours was flying!!

Had some major steering problems - need to re-visit my bottom arm / steering arm connections as I had to raise the car up to get it out of the field and there is far too much bump-steer, so tracking was way out; it was going in all directions up the strip....

Hoepfully going to take a look over the next few weeks....and hopefully update the WIP if I get time!!

:thumb:[/QUOTE]


[Edited on 05-08-2008 by Ste L]
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It's not the height, the wheels are about an inch too wide.

It'd look absolutely spot on if it had staggered widths on it, then they'd fit under the arches, unlike what's on it now by the looks of things.

I'm not saying it's a shit car, it looks great, but that stops it looking absolutely awesome to me

The rears sit perfectly, the fronts need to be like that
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makes sense now ste....

robin 2008 is the year of the tuck, according to Mr McGinley (he's building something else btw)
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back view looks even better
jonnysri
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after seeing the finished pics. i didnt think it was that special to be honest.

but after reading throught the thread, i gotta take my hat off to the guy, soo much work put into it.
Gareth
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5th Aug 08 at 22:45   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

awesome!
little_duke
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5th Aug 08 at 22:59   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

dont think ive seen a cleaner nova!
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5th Aug 08 at 23:04   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

I'm trying to hide shit in my engine bay but omgz!
l15ter
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5th Aug 08 at 23:32   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

saw the title of the thread and kindof thought it would be a bit chavy, how wrong was i, this nova is fucking ace
little_duke
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just read through all 33 pages .amazing read.think its on par with dec's nova and wilsons
Joe-Tait
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Been following his thread on png its an awesome build i just hope he brings those front wheels in a bit

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