My bagged EK - Final trim fitted......

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EKK001 wrote:DAD fitted the skirts this morning... look great when its down low... DAD was feeling a bit left out because i wasnt giving him credit, so THANKS DAD! ha... there you go...
love the skirts.....


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Post by Smooth customs »

When are you going to fit up the rear lights and bar.
Would be good to see some 3/4 rear shots
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Need to locate some rear bumper bolts.. the ones that go through the quarter... kinda long ones..
Also need to drill the holes through the quarter cause there were rust repair panels put on.. anyone have any hints/tips/tricks?
Yeah i cant wait to put the chrome back on... its all been re-done so its super shiny...!
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Good quality masking tape will help, but remove slowly.
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You could use clear contact as well. Mark the positions with a fine felt pen and leave the contact there, save the painted areas where the bar brackets bolt onto the body work.
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Devilrod wrote:Good quality masking tape will help, but remove slowly.
Good tip.

If you're worried about the tape, just use 3M 700 Adhesive Solvent aerosol to remove the adhesive. Still haven't met a tape that is still sticky 20 seconds after applying this. It wipes clean with zero residue.
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Post by FCCOOL »

any progress Paul?
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Post by mez »

year lets see,hope to post some more of mine 2moro
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Post by EKK001 »

A few updates for everyone.........
Dad has spent the last 6 weeks doing all the wiring, this included door poppers, boot poppers, air bag stuff, stereo, switches, gauges, lights here and there.... he has done an awesome job...
All front chrome on, that grill is just sitting there at the moment but you get the idea... im pretty pleased with how the emblem came up...
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Got all the wheels sandblasted and had them 2-packed in black, bought some chrome nuts and put the whitewalls on... had these big chrome bullets made up to push through the centre of the wheel but having trouble with clearances..
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Put the taillights and rear bumper on....
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Dad also got really handy with the plywood and boxed in the boot.. we decided just give it a sand and lacquer as i feel the woodgrain is nice to break up all the paint and chrome... Has a pull up door.. And the best bit is the air fitting at the top-right of the perspex window... which means i can pump up my tyres whenever i want...!
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Had a strip of stainless polished up and laser cut to fit all the gauges..
3 Mooneyes (Temp, Amp and Volts) and the 2 airbag gauges...
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So yes, there has been some progress.....
All wiring is complete now, on to fitting the glass and rubbers.......
Cheers, Paul
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Here's a couple of nice shots of the gauges too.......
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Post by Lmunro »

Holy shiiiiiiiiiiiit! Man,that is just an awsome car fella.Many congrats on your work (and dad too) Thatll be a feature car in some mags for sure.Awsome
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hey ekkool

i'm speachless....


:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:


just give me a moment......
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Post by minifb »

Very Nice indeed. as Matty said "im speechless" Very well done
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That's bloody brilliant!!.Someone ring Streetmachine mag up and tell 'em we've got a worthy candidate for front page coming up here!!

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