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Posted: Tue Jun 09, 09 9:46 pm
by Anonymous
Got the new heater in today, doing the pipes tomorrow. Also stuck door cards, carpet and rear seat in plus parcel shelf. I'll have to take the front door cards off again to fit the stereo speakers when I get around to it.
Waiting on a man to send his distributor to Neil so he can recurve it for me. If he reads this I wish whoever he is he'd hurry up and send it so Neil can get it to me.
Got a new thermostat and housing to throw in aswell while I'm doing water works with the heater.
More to come, soon I hope.
Posted: Wed Jun 10, 09 9:18 am
by Ivor
Looking better by the day Rich!

Posted: Wed Jun 17, 09 8:15 pm
by Anonymous
I know it's boring and looks awful but I fitted some seatbelts today, just something to stop me falling out of the seat when I turn left.
I got them to fit to my van when I had it but never got round to putting them in. They're just in the stock bolt holes so they are all over the shop, eventually I will put the reel in line with the top mounting point like GeneralWee did here:
http://www.moparuk.com/forums/viewtopic ... c&start=15 but these will do for now. His are 500/45 from these guys
http://www.securon.co.uk/seatbelts_layouts.htm#all just thought I'd include that for all you seatbelt fact fans out there. Cheers for posting those GeneralWee, I used your pictures and info as a guide.
Just waiting for some wages to come in to get the rest done. Need to try and line up my headlights aswell.

Posted: Fri Jun 26, 09 2:06 pm
by Anonymous
Been messing around, fitted a new thermostat and housing which helped my overheating problem. Neil has recurved a distributor core for me and it's on the way. Just been adjusting the parking brake so took the car up the hill to test it on a slope with bodies in. Works fine which was nice.
It was great tooling around the local lanes, for me anyway. I think I made every monocle in the village fall out in surprise!

Posted: Fri Jun 26, 09 2:10 pm
by andyrob
who's that thug ? in that bad boy hot rod ?
glad its finally on the road
Posted: Fri Jun 26, 09 2:13 pm
by Anonymous
I'll be popping over to Autominster next week to try for my MOT Andy. Are you sure they'll be ok with the American lights set up?
Posted: Fri Jun 26, 09 3:09 pm
by TYREMAN
WOW! that Color with those Black wheels really look the part

got a picture of her on flat ground to see what stance She has?
Posted: Fri Jun 26, 09 3:10 pm
by Anonymous
Cheers Tyreman, and that's a crappy photo off my phone and the car is filthy so just imagine what it should look like!
More to come when I'm out and about hopefully legal soon.
Posted: Fri Jun 26, 09 3:35 pm
by Anonymous
As for stance, this is the best one I have so far. I do have some lowering blocks to try and bring the rear down if necessary, it has been advised but I haven't really driven it yet to see how it handles.
Posted: Fri Jun 26, 09 3:38 pm
by Dave-R
We will have to have a run out together when I fix this damn trans leak.
Posted: Fri Jun 26, 09 3:41 pm
by Anonymous
Where do you get your MOT done Dave? Do you have red indicator/brake lights on the rear?
Andy reccomended Autominster in Morpeth but I'm trying to find as many Yank friendly places as possible.
Posted: Fri Jun 26, 09 3:47 pm
by Dave-R
I just went to the ATS Euromaster garage around the corner from me. I have UK legal lights.
Posted: Fri Jul 03, 09 8:40 pm
by Anonymous
Posted: Fri Jul 03, 09 9:35 pm
by Dave-R
Good one mate.
The parts i need are waiting to be picked up from Parcel Force tomorrow so I might make the metro center myself.

Posted: Fri Jul 03, 09 9:43 pm
by the dodge
good stuff, a gunked up fuel filter is a common problem - easily fixed thou,
are you bringing the charger to the nats?