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ScottyDave
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Post by ScottyDave »

Nice bit of work there...don't know anything about modding Mopars but I'm loving all the shiny bits :thumbright:
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Back to fabricating chit this week. Radiator top panel was the wrong shape for my needs, it was too low at the ends and too high in the middle, I needed low and straight so I'm in the process a fabbing a new one, the reasons for this will become clear later on. The centre section unbolts to make getting the engine out a lot easier.
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Anyone care to hazard a guess as to what I made this wacky piece of architecture for?
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looks to me like it could be to get the correct air cleaner to bonnet clearance,hood scoop, hence lowering the rad panel, :read2: richard
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Nope....
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Wing mirror mount for when you tow the caravan? ;)
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Blue wrote:Back to fabricating chit this week. Radiator top panel was the wrong shape for my needs, it was too low at the ends and too high in the middle, I needed low and straight so I'm in the process a fabbing a new one, the reasons for this will become clear later on. The centre section unbolts to make getting the engine out a lot easier.
Probably not as neat but i did the same thing to mine about 10 yrs ago.
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Post by Dave81 »

For mounting controls next to the drivers seat?

Or a mount for your top fuel style wing? ;) :D
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for mounting the grill
2 x 1969 Dodge Darts
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Give that man a ceegar!
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You've got way too much time on your hands. Lol
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It's not how much time you have, it's how you manage it, as They are alway's telling me at work.....
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Blue i want your babies :thumbright:



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How do you manage to work doing all this???? Are you in the House of Lords or something....
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Post by Blue »

Hah, hardly! I'm in charge of a busy commercial workshop with around 150 vehicles under my control, they break down and get smashed up on a daily basis so it's hectic. I work 6 till 2 weekdays and occasional Saturdays as well. On weekdays I work 2 till 5.30 on the car, I'm very organised and motivated and work reasonably quickly if I get no interruptions. Evenings I do whatever "normal"stuff needs doing. Weekends I work on the house and try to get in a bit of leisure time. It can be done, if you want it enough...
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