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Cheers, a bit more


before and after





Finished product

SC00BB wrote:Cheers, a bit more


before and after





Finished product

Went over to have a look at the car the other day, The rain has slowed progress but it is looking great







The fuel tank was sent away and cleaned out and pressure tested, luckily as the previous owner had bodged it up and the modifications to the tank came apart when the tank was dipped

The fuel sender for the new gauges has been installed by welding a plate inside the tank and tapping the threads.







Some more goodies to go in





The whole car has been wiped over with Prepsol and the paintwork is gleaming, pictures don't really do it any justice

The pic's look great, if they don't do it justice I can't imagine what it would look like in the flesh

Awesome work scoobb

Almost there! looks awesome.

I absolutely love this car.

Cheers Paul

Color scheme is sweet.
Theres one here in gippsland, doesn't get it out very often, but real lookin car!!

Looking good. Just one question though how can rain slow progress? Its a big garage its in?

Devilrod wrote:Looking good. Just one question though how can rain slow progress? Its a big garage its in?

It's slowing the painting of the parts before being fitted.

Hey scoob what steering column did ya go for? Checkin a few out myself at the mo.

DOLLER wrote:Hey scoob what steering column did ya go for? Checkin a few out myself at the mo.

It's a ididit collapsible column.

Looking great, makes the 56 and muzzy look out of place with a kool holden in the shed, are they your cars?

bebop67 wrote:Looking great, makes the 56 and muzzy look out of place with a kool holden in the shed, are they your cars?

I wish

No they are my mates customers cars he is working on

Fuel tank is back from the cleaners, pressure tested and cleaned out





Mate mucking around getting photos of reflection in paintwork, looks like he took pics while taking a dump








Fuel pump


Mounted