Mopar Muscle Association UK

Posted: **Tue Dec 09, 14 10:45 pm**

Steve wrote:Odourless, not a mark anywhere....forensically neutral.....I have all my bases covered Carl!!

Hahaha. Nice one Steve !

Posted: **Thu Dec 11, 14 11:30 am**

She still doesnt know about all the stuff thats been through the dishwasher Gaz!!

Put the rear seatbelts in today, reinstalled the rear seat and did a bit more to the crazing on the rear upper quarter. Work is beckoning and the rain has started so thats it for today. .... suppose every little bit counts

Posted: **Fri Dec 12, 14 3:56 pm**

Day of sanding, coffee, guide coating, coffee, sanding etc and the drivers side rear quarter is readg for paint.....

Posted: **Thu Dec 18, 14 6:11 pm**

Well my long awaited top notch repro indicator switch arrived yesterday. Fitted it, forgot to attach my new earth lead from my homemade bulb holder on the front passenger side and melted the switch......FFFFFFFFUUUUUUU*********KKKKKK sake!!!

Bit the bullet and ordered another one today....doh!!

Merry efin Christmas

Posted: **Thu Dec 18, 14 9:16 pm**

DOH !!!!!!

All a learning curve mate. If we didn't make silly mistakes we wouldn't be human.
The rest of the car is looking awesome. Interior has come out a treat with the seats you done and the new carpet.
And looks soooooo cool on them steels !

Posted: **Thu Dec 18, 14 9:32 pm**

yeah Gaz...big learning process as you say. Im trying to be positive but its difficukt when I can hear my paypal account doubled up with laughter!!

Posted: **Thu Dec 18, 14 9:43 pm**

Chin up mate.
When I was 18 I done up a Cavalier to make a few quid. Needed a patch welded for mot. Gas and air welder. Un noticed fuel leak ...........
All a learning curve.

Posted: **Thu Dec 18, 14 9:48 pm**

ooopppssss

Posted: **Thu Dec 18, 14 9:52 pm**

Steve wrote:ooopppssss

Only things I salvaged where the freshly painted Rostyle wheels and tyres !!!
A mate bought them and stuck them on his Viva Estate. Looked cool actually

Posted: **Thu Dec 18, 14 9:57 pm**

Not all lost then matey...the wheels live on!!

Posted: **Fri Dec 19, 14 7:39 am**

That rear quarter looks spot on. Good job.

Posted: **Fri Dec 19, 14 7:49 am**

Steve wrote:forgot to attach my new earth lead from my homemade bulb holder on the front passenger side and melted the switch

surprised at that, would have thought a missing earth would only cause that bulb not to light ... ??

to melt the switch you'd need a dead short or fault in the switch itself

Posted: **Fri Dec 19, 14 6:00 pm**

Thanks octanejunkie, very time consuming but turned out ok....

Thanks Si and you are right, my confussion got in the way of common sense. Of course, as you say, a poor or non existent earth just means the circuit is incomplete and doesnt work. Turns out I had wired the power into the earth side of the holder which shorted out when the holder touched the casing....doh....switch fried!!

Thanks for the steer in the right direction Si,

cheers Steve

Posted: **Fri Dec 19, 14 7:04 pm**

Bodywork is always time consuming. I remember putting a pair of new arches onto a Mercedes i was restoring, and it took days to get right.
Didn't look as good as yours either.
I love that bit where you finally spray the colour on and it all seems worth it!

Posted: **Fri Dec 19, 14 7:34 pm**

The car is coming along nicely, interior is very nice, and so is the body work.

Looks like a sweet car to drive

and you even have the 1/4 skirts

Mopar Muscle Association UK

Steves 66 Sport FuryIII