My New project

[Fusilier]

Originally Posted by Mofo

I'm booking mine in up there next :icon_mrgreen:

Chris

No problem, when do you want me to book it in !!!!

but so far have mainly done the mechanical bits, and a few other upgrades, underneath has now all been completed, all sub frame done, and underneath painted, one last job to do underneath and that is to fit the missing lower engine gearbox mount, just waiting for delivery, and will then fit, then I can start cleaning the paintwork, and get the wheels refurbished, Polish exhausts, then it should be done, but you know me, I wont stop until it is at a decent standard.

See you soon

Stu

PS and thanks for all the bits I have acquired from you as well

[RPWC]

Originally Posted by Fusilier

Chris

No problem, when do you want me to book it in !!!!

but so far have mainly done the mechanical bits, and a few other upgrades, underneath has now all been completed, all sub frame done, and underneath painted, one last job to do underneath and that is to fit the missing lower engine gearbox mount, just waiting for delivery, and will then fit, then I can start cleaning the paintwork, and get the wheels refurbished, Polish exhausts, then it should be done, but you know me, I wont stop until it is at a decent standard.

See you soon

Stu

PS and thanks for all the bits I have acquired from you as well

Don't you mean until its like new??

[Fusilier]

Originally Posted by RPWC

Don't you mean until its like new??

Richard

Well not quite new, but as near as possible !!!

Will have to see how the next couple of months go, and how much more I need to put into it

Stu

[tareim]

Originally Posted by Fusilier

Well bit more work tonight, rear seats removed, and also the foam/rubber from under the back seat, which was damp, so that is now out, and drying off, and drivers seats fitted

how did you remove the rear seats? as my foam is damp so could do with removing and drying

[trikey]

Originally Posted by Fusilier

Had the rear bumper off and cleaned behind, quite a bit of dry dirt, but all cleaned, and also cleaned the rear impact bar

Also cleaned the Exhaust heat shields





Stu

Ah haaa, so its easily removeable then :xmas-smiley-002:

[Fusilier]

Originally Posted by tareim

how did you remove the rear seats? as my foam is damp so could do with removing and drying

I lifted up the front of the rear seat (bit you sit on) with a quick jerk and it releases it from the sprint underneath, and then pushed it towards the rear and lifted it out, then undo the seat belt bolts with a T50, remove seat belts, then the back seat, (bit you put your back against), remove the two side bolsters drop it down, push it back and then lift it out of the catch, helps if their are two (one each side), but can be done by one person, and then lift it all the way out., then you can remove the foam rubber, which should just lift out

Hope that helps

Stu

[Fusilier]

Originally Posted by trikey

Ah haaa, so its easily removeable then :xmas-smiley-002:

Andy

Not quite that easy, had to remove bumper to get them off, as I wanted to clean behind the bumper as lots of dry dirt stuck on the inside, all taken off, and then removed the heat shields with allen key and a spanner, after it had been cleaned re-tightened them back on.

If I bring it out, will be watching you like a hawk. !!!!!!!!

[Fusilier]

A New Part arrived this evening, so will fit it at the weekend, and also set up my sprayer so that I can paint the Mirror covers



covers removed



and primed ready for re-spray



Stu

[ssizefive]

Stu,

The inside of that mirror is a disgrace The car is looking great though. A credit to you.

Steve.

[TristanC]

Originally Posted by Fusilier

Had the rear bumper off and cleaned behind, quite a bit of dry dirt, but all cleaned, and also cleaned the rear impact bar

Also cleaned the Exhaust heat shields


Stu

a great opportunity to get a mould of that RH shield :xmas-smiley-029::xmas-smiley-029:


Tris :xmas-smiley-016: