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Ian
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4th Dec 09 at 17:15   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

I'm going to find my hat and brush the floor next time
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ffs, you two only fitted two straps last night!

When I was there we had fitted 5 plus the plates were drilled too.

Lazy, lazy boys!


I would rather lose by a mile because i built my own car, than win by an inch because someone else built it for me.
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got all the stuff from work to repair the box lads! ill let u know if i can make it on sunday! 5 more tubes of sikafelx for you here aswell!
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Took until 10pm by the time we had ground the awkward ones off, trimmed the new ones to length, refitted them having moved pipes and shiz and then tightened up all the other ones. Needed to allow some time to move the tools as well because some cook took the keys to work, hence why they're all safe in the garage
Ian
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Nice one Adge, message sent with the postcode! Call me if you need more directions but if you have nav that postcode will take you straight there.
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Today's update:


Rear upper LED marker lights fitted.


All chassis>box ties fitted and trimmed

Side cheeks lined up to run parallel to the cab and box

First of the windows fitted


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[Edited on 06-12-2009 by Ian]


I would rather lose by a mile because i built my own car, than win by an inch because someone else built it for me.
Ian
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You missed waterproofing the wood.

Need more pictures.
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Great work chaps.
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this is blooming amazing

top job guys
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excellent, fook working outside though, its cold enough in my workshop
you got a place sorted where you can spray it


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Weather hasn't been too bad. Would prefer to be indoors, indeed there's the markings of a suitable shed on the back of the current workshop but its full of scrap wood at the moment and has no sides on. That would be a project in itself!

Shortlist for painting is either one of the horse box places or Bonney66 off here put us on to the place that his dad works for. Still a while off that yet, need the under-box fab completing first.

First job, finish the last job











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Water tanks, old and new. Bought the left one but its a bit small at 215ltr so we decided to upgrade that's a lie, we couldn't find a clean water tank to match and they're loads of money as its a marine one, so we're using domestic spec instead and building them in a box.

The added bonus is that these are over 300 ltr each so we'll not be short.



Whoever left some Carling in the fridge at Trax, thank you.

On with the job:







The best gifts are the things you didn't know that you didn't own. Suede pinafore is necessary.











And that is where we left it for today. That needs more bars and triangulating, painting and lining up for drilling, then it can be fitted. Might even buy a pump and get some hoses run.



[Edited on 06-12-2009 by Ian]
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well done lads.
Im so sick today, but i had to log in and find out what had been done.

Karlos
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Brilliant, it's amazing how much of a difference it makes having windows in!
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Good work Guys

Will it be ready for combe in April?
Ian
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Hope so!
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great thread and good work you two!
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Just realised this was here and checked out the pics.

It looks awesome well done
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Aswome progress Ian this is comming along quickly
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We need the weekends updates
Ste
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coming soon pal. Just nomming.


I would rather lose by a mile because i built my own car, than win by an inch because someone else built it for me.
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Well deserved nom nom aswell
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Collected the arches on Friday





Drove to Nottingham on Saturday morning to collect these



Started cutting


















[Edited on 13-12-2009 by Ste W]


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brilliant, been dying to see bigger pics since Ian sent me the mms haha, are those the steps that will be used at shows?
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no, it will have full width ally steps with a stage. Those steps are because we don't own any yet so have been borrowing them


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