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Round Nose Estate Project

Started by toadstool , Apr 05 2012 03:16 PM

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#16 mini_in_progress

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Posted 17 August 2012 - 11:48 AM

looks a real nice project mate.... heelboard and sills look familiar.... lol

good luck, im looking forward to seeing this progress

dave

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#17 toadstool

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Posted 30 August 2012 - 03:18 PM

back to working in the garage again as the weather is sh*te
Last night i MK 1'd my bonnet, its a realy simple job which you could do to your car without damaging any of your paint work, Top Tip, if you are going to do it but a decent spot weld drill, i had a sealey one before which was pony so i have now bought Guhring ones and they seem to be much better

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#18 toadstool

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Posted 27 November 2012 - 02:48 PM

Hi Guys
sorry i havnt posted for a while, had too many other things on the go, it looks like the floor is totaly shot so im in the process of building a spit so i can get her upside down, i will post some pics at the w/e

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#19 rally515

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Posted 27 November 2012 - 05:00 PM

Hi Guys
sorry i havnt posted for a while, had too many other things on the go, it looks like the floor is totaly shot so im in the process of building a spit so i can get her upside down, i will post some pics at the w/e

Nice door bottom repair, I built my own spit to ,15 quids worth of 40x40mm box section jobs a gudd'n

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#20 toadstool

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Posted 30 January 2013 - 02:44 PM

Mmmmm shiny bits

weather is still too crap to be working outside so i have been rebuilding my front subframe, i had shot blasted the did a bit of seam welding around the front tie bar mounts and various other places then had it powder coated black, im now in the process of fitting nice new shiny bits, i have treated it to new adjustable tie bars, adjustable bottom arms with offset bushes, new cones, hi-lo's, new top arms with new shafts and bearings, new ball joints, new wheel bearings, infact the only old parts going back on are the hubs, i am just waiting for the delivery of my 7.5" disk conversion and adjustable GAZ shocks, I will post some more pics when the subframe is complete