..:WELZ's RHD EF teardown and rebuild!:..
02-06-2009, 12:58 PM
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my boy welz o **** you have boart a few more things since i sin the last update on t.o.a!
lookin dope as!
lookin dope as!
02-25-2009, 02:19 PM
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Thanks for all the positive comments!!
Well finally managed to find time to work on the car again!
Eventually got it started for the first time tonight!
Full steam ahead for the summer now!
Well finally managed to find time to work on the car again!
Eventually got it started for the first time tonight!
Full steam ahead for the summer now!
02-27-2009, 07:34 AM
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Great looking build.
Our cars are extremly similar. lol Most of the same parts, same color choice, RHD. lol
So needless to say, I love your car too. haha
Our cars are extremly similar. lol Most of the same parts, same color choice, RHD. lol
So needless to say, I love your car too. haha
02-27-2009, 01:14 PM
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I hope you dont think i was copying lol! I couldn't believe it when i read through your build and found my cars twin, its awsome! Yours is now a big inspiration to mine, and an incentive to finish this off and get it on the road!
I should be getting some more parts back from powder coating tomorrow!!
For now, this turned up this morning...
No its not a big bra.... lol
Somewhere to put my **** on road trips!!
03-01-2009, 09:52 AM
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Got the car back on 4 wheels and out of the garage today! Had it running for a good 10 minutes and bled the cooling system.
Neilvtec turned up, showing off his new shoes!!
Also fitted the battery box, found a decent earthing point, and finished off the cabling!
Got a few more pictures as i know a few of you wanted to see the whole car!! Hope you like!
And after all that, i got to drive it under its own steam for the first time, back into the garage LMAO!
Neilvtec turned up, showing off his new shoes!!
Also fitted the battery box, found a decent earthing point, and finished off the cabling!
Got a few more pictures as i know a few of you wanted to see the whole car!! Hope you like!
And after all that, i got to drive it under its own steam for the first time, back into the garage LMAO!
03-02-2009, 03:01 PM
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Just had these dropped off :twisted:
Had them done the same colour as my wheels! Should bling up the interior a bit lol
Had them done the same colour as my wheels! Should bling up the interior a bit lol
03-02-2009, 08:17 PM
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Worked on it again today for an few hours! Got lots more done, such as the door rubbing strips, door handles on and working properly etc etc.
Only pics i got (and which you probably would want to see) were of the bonnet etc.
Got it on and lined up correctly.
Then fitted these badboys. Designed for a DC2 teg, however they fitted perfectly :lol:
Then fitted my Jazz washer jets
And ran the hosing inside the bonnet.
Going to put a non-return valve in here. Will also be easier if i ever need to remove the bonnet too.
Random reflection pics! Excuse all the dust on the car. Not bad though, considering it still needs a mop! :D
More tomorrow!
Only pics i got (and which you probably would want to see) were of the bonnet etc.
Got it on and lined up correctly.
Then fitted these badboys. Designed for a DC2 teg, however they fitted perfectly :lol:
Then fitted my Jazz washer jets
And ran the hosing inside the bonnet.
Going to put a non-return valve in here. Will also be easier if i ever need to remove the bonnet too.
Random reflection pics! Excuse all the dust on the car. Not bad though, considering it still needs a mop! :D
More tomorrow!
