Posted: Wed May 06, 09 1:23 pm
Snap!AllKiller wrote:Its one of things i HAVE to do before i Die Ivor
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Posted: Wed May 06, 09 3:26 pm
Better get a move on then Ivor. 
Posted: Wed May 06, 09 4:33 pm
Cheers Dave, I love you too! 
Posted: Sat May 16, 09 6:35 pm
Today i removed the P/Steering box and joint that was i think i mentioned when i bought it, had been repaired in a very dodgey way
Well its worse than that...i had to show this...the joint had nt broken and been bodged,... they had cut it through at an angle, to i guess
repair/ replace the joint internals ....then forgot to add any grease anyway
and to top it off arranged a jubilee clip in a jaunty squarish fashion to hold it together ...wonder how fast they ever drove this car 
...frightening, some people should not be allowed to work on ANY cars
Well its worse than that...i had to show this...the joint had nt broken and been bodged,... they had cut it through at an angle, to i guess
repair/ replace the joint internals ....then forgot to add any grease anyway and to top it off arranged a jubilee clip in a jaunty squarish fashion to hold it together
...wonder how fast they ever drove this car ...frightening, some people should not be allowed to work on ANY cars
Posted: Sat May 16, 09 6:38 pm
I do need a coupler to fit a non power steering box now if anyone has one... its larger spline and pin through not bolt as the one shown 
Posted: Sat May 16, 09 7:32 pm
Bloody hell, that's almost like sabotage, you know it's going to fail, but not quite when....
Posted: Sat May 16, 09 8:16 pm
Get a generic UJ from Hausers
Posted: Wed Jun 03, 09 10:00 pm
Only just found this thread dude. Nice. Is it being altered by Tim's Gasser Cave then or are you considering my pal Tim @ roadhouseretro.com? I know Mr Roadhouse is keen to do it....
Whatever happens it will be cool. And for crying out loud douse it in metalflake and chrome.
Whatever happens it will be cool. And for crying out loud douse it in metalflake and chrome.
Posted: Wed Jun 03, 09 11:42 pm
Steve we still have the mold for the hood for 63's, dale doesn't have one, he used ours when he did our bonnet,
Posted: Thu Jun 04, 09 1:06 pm
nice one steve,look forward to seeing this one come together.
Posted: Thu Jun 04, 09 9:32 pm
Jerry/ Marc thanks i'll remember that when needed
Not sure yet Patina....all about Funds hence the G.N....and i feel sick even thinking about letting it go...bloody love that car.
Thanks Si, me too
Not sure yet Patina....all about Funds hence the G.N....and i feel sick even thinking about letting it go...bloody love that car.
Thanks Si, me too
Posted: Mon Jun 22, 09 4:18 pm
Dont know if you know this crowd? but they do alot of glass panels for 62-65 cars, may help!
6th page down in link
Linky
Below the superbird stuff, they also do panels for altered cars!
6th page down in link
Linky
Below the superbird stuff, they also do panels for altered cars!
Posted: Mon Jun 22, 09 5:07 pm
I have used their stuff, my glass doors were from them..... Doors needed stacks of work, still not great now.mo_malone wrote:Dont know if you know this crowd? but they do alot of glass panels for 62-65 cars, may help!
6th page down in link
Linky
Below the superbird stuff, they also do panels for altered cars!
I will never use them again & I would not recommend them, just my 2 cents as they say
Posted: Wed Jun 24, 09 9:27 am
Thanks both for replies....
Posted: Thu Jun 16, 11 1:18 pm
Hi Steve, any progress?
Thought you might be interested in this, if you havent already seen it.
Guy in the States doing the same with a 63 Dodge...
http://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforu ... hp?t=20375
Thought you might be interested in this, if you havent already seen it.
Guy in the States doing the same with a 63 Dodge...
http://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforu ... hp?t=20375