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Claire Richardson

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23rd Mar 04 at 20:56

Bought time too. Was getting well pisd off with em

There at the trimmers now tho

and then will be getting the perspex sorted with the Rockford logo cut out..

Before

during

after

Im still coughing up dust

Claire

[Edited on 23-03-2004 by Claire Richardson]

corb

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23rd Mar 04 at 21:03

well, before the usual idiots start giving u abuse,

looks good mate

Nismo

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23rd Mar 04 at 21:03

looking good

Claire Richardson

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23rd Mar 04 at 21:05

Ta. Will look even better when they are proper finished and mounted with the neon behind

Voyto

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23rd Mar 04 at 21:06

Thats looking real nice. i want your car

Claire Richardson

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23rd Mar 04 at 21:06

Cheers Corb, but I think the usuall idot has been banned and not before time.
You finished your door pods?

Shane

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23rd Mar 04 at 21:12

v.nice claire, will look mint when there finished

Gavin

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23rd Mar 04 at 21:13

looking good

pew pew pew pewwwww

corb

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23rd Mar 04 at 21:29

builds might get finished and put in for max live if i can be arsed, but losing interest in the car now. Want something superfast, e.g. skyline.

Adam-D

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23rd Mar 04 at 21:36

you do it all yourself?

Claire Richardson

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23rd Mar 04 at 22:40

I know what you mean about losing interest chuck

I've felt the same, but I'm determined to get em all done for Donny, then I can spend the rest of the year enjoying the shows and the weekends inbetween instead of being stuck in me garage most of the time making stuff and sanding them

Hopefully when all this lots done, there wont be owt else to do

Yes, I've done these and the front door pods myself and I've got the scars to prove it

Claire

AdiSRI

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23rd Mar 04 at 22:42

I like it, im doing something similar myself later in the year, how did you get the cloth of the panel??

MattyB

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23rd Mar 04 at 22:43

quote:
Originally posted by Claire Richardson

Hopefully when all this lots done, there wont be owt else to do

Claire

....Oh yeah......we've heard that one before Claire

tidy work that!

Mattb

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23rd Mar 04 at 22:44

top bannana claire

Claire Richardson

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23rd Mar 04 at 22:47

Yeah, I thought that just after I typed it

The engine bay DOES need tidying up a tad, maybe with the chrome bits .....

The cloth was a right tw*t to get off. Was proper stuck. Had to do it a bit at a time. trying to get it all off in one go doesnt work. For some reason it came off easier by cutting slits in it with a stanley knife blade and pulling it off in strips.

Claire

Adam-D

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23rd Mar 04 at 22:49

well done lass

i hate filler/fibreglass
really pisses me off

looks very good, well done

AdiSRI

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23rd Mar 04 at 23:11

quote:
Originally posted by Claire Richardson
The cloth was a right tw*t to get off. Was proper stuck. Had to do it a bit at a time. trying to get it all off in one go doesnt work. For some reason it came off easier by cutting slits in it with a stanley knife blade and pulling it off in strips.

Claire

Doesnt that sound like fun, bugger.

cudnt u soak it in anything to get it off, or use a heat gun????

AdiSRI

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23rd Mar 04 at 23:12

Also did you build up the whole card with mega loads of fibreglass or make the shape some other way?

corb

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23rd Mar 04 at 23:16

i just ripped it off, but left the foam underlay on, cos that was never gonna move.

AdiSRI

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23rd Mar 04 at 23:17

well im gonna need it back to the card like this for my plans...

--Dave--

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23rd Mar 04 at 23:18

sod the car, i want the TV!!!

Claire Richardson

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24th Mar 04 at 08:17

--Dave--

There may an easier way to get the cloth off. I did try heating it up, but it didnt help.
I used expanding foam to get the whole card level. Blasted it on, left it overnight then cut it down with a large hacksaw blade. Sanded the shape I wanted out of the foam (120 grit. Rougher paper just brought the foam off) Then coated the whole card and foam with resin so the filler would stick.
Sanded the resin slightly just to get it smoothish, then skimmed over with filler.
Sounds a doddle doesnt it

Didnt need to go overboard with the sanding, with them being trimmed, just need to make sure it was level.

Claire

M2RTY

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24th Mar 04 at 09:23

looks ace, when i did mine i used foam and gave up and sold them lol, was bored

BigSte

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24th Mar 04 at 09:28

lookin good, i also think the front end looks a lot better with the smoked headlights.
Quad headlights made it look a bit cluttered but still looked ace.

Think I've got a new favourite B now. Lovin the boot tv too!

Daimo B

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24th Mar 04 at 09:51

quote:
Originally posted by Claire Richardson
I know what you mean about losing interest chuck I've felt the same, but I'm determined to get em all done for Donny, then I can spend the rest of the year enjoying the shows and the weekends inbetween instead of being stuck in me garage most of the time making stuff and sanding them
Hopefully when all this lots done, there wont be owt else to do
Yes, I've done these and the front door pods myself and I've got the scars to prove it

Claire

Now come on Claire, u KNOW thats not true!!!

Still waiting for that re-trim

Engine tuning/swap

Then u can do all the engine up.

Theres never anything left to do. Want a fast car, save up for it, the amount of work you've put in, is it really jsut worth stopping? Your just like Donna and me

We've all been going on and still doing it for some time now aint we

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