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Derek
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Posted - 16 Jan 2015 :  13:23:04 Show Profile Reply with Quote
You did say you're going to bag it.................. ?
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UK_Sub
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United Kingdom
2558 Posts

Posted - 16 Jan 2015 :  14:04:39 Show Profile Reply with Quote
Only if I win the lottery!
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Dirtbiker
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United Kingdom
1061 Posts

Posted - 16 Jan 2015 :  17:17:21 Show Profile Reply with Quote
Hi Simon,

Love the top one and be great to see it looking like this. Not a fan of roof chops so not so keen on the second one. Love the third one - been thinking how it could be made to work, obviously the drivetrain has to go somewhere!

Cheers
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UK_Sub
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United Kingdom
2558 Posts

Posted - 16 Jan 2015 :  17:26:49 Show Profile Reply with Quote
The engine could go just behind the front seats - making it rear wheel drive. Not sure what the front would look like though and how you would get in the thing!?
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Dirtbiker
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United Kingdom
1061 Posts

Posted - 16 Jan 2015 :  17:32:34 Show Profile Reply with Quote
What about a body transplant onto a VW floorpan - you could sit with your legs dangling over the front of the beam...
Or an Electric conversion...
I need more spare time and a barn!
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Derek
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 16 Jan 2015 :  17:52:18 Show Profile Reply with Quote
Type 3 - BMW Isetta front door, Subaru mid engine driving a Volvo 360 transaxle.............
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Alrawli
V4 Beginner

United Kingdom
83 Posts

Posted - 16 Jan 2015 :  23:31:00 Show Profile Reply with Quote
I really like the second although id never fit. Love the door in the first, really nice photoshoping.
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UK_Sub
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United Kingdom
2558 Posts

Posted - 29 Jan 2015 :  16:34:08 Show Profile Reply with Quote
snowing, just...
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UK_Sub
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United Kingdom
2558 Posts

Posted - 22 Mar 2015 :  20:10:25 Show Profile Reply with Quote
Trial fit of the 2-stroke wings this evening...


(and wiring up the side lights/indicators)
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UK_Sub
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United Kingdom
2558 Posts

Posted - 03 Apr 2015 :  17:43:19 Show Profile Reply with Quote
Seemed like a good time to fit the new oil breather pipe today. On close inspection, the existing one was split at both ends


New one fitted


The other side looks like it needs attention at some point!
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UK_Sub
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United Kingdom
2558 Posts

Posted - 17 Apr 2015 :  19:25:09 Show Profile Reply with Quote
The pickup has been at Coltech Classics this week, getting some bits and pieces done.

First it had to get through an MOT, but two balljoints later and some other minor bits and pieces and it's road legal again.

Smaller screen in place...


Work on the bed cover has started


Not only does the bodywork curve from front to back, the tailgate is also curved...


Getting there slowly, lots more planned, but run out of time at Coltech for now.
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Souped Up
V4 Beginner

United Kingdom
72 Posts

Posted - 17 Apr 2015 :  21:42:04 Show Profile Reply with Quote
That looks great with the older front end!

Keep up the good work.

Jeff
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UK_Sub
V4 Guru

United Kingdom
2558 Posts

Posted - 28 Apr 2015 :  21:24:36 Show Profile Reply with Quote
Got some slightly better photos from Paul today (retrieved my camera I'd left with him)...

70's window aperture removed


60's version welded in






Grafting in a LHD screen meant the wipers were slightly out of place (thanks to John for sourcing an extended wiper mechanism!)






I asked Paul to reinstate the spoiler, even supplying two spoilers from donor cars.
On closer inspection (after the filler had been removed), most of the spoiler was still in place, so a little grinding and welding here and there - and voila!












Still a whole heap to do!
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Dirtbiker
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United Kingdom
1061 Posts

Posted - 03 May 2015 :  12:42:38 Show Profile Reply with Quote
Top work Simon - ready for Swedish Day...?
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john-saab
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United Kingdom
2679 Posts

Posted - 03 May 2015 :  19:24:30 Show Profile Reply with Quote
Seen this in "the steel" and the quality of work (and problems they have to solve) is outstanding. I have asked the question and have a "penciled in" date (a LONG time off due to demand) for something in the shed.

'73 96 (Vernon),'74 95 (Veronica)plus 4 other 95's and 2 96's
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