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Author White Corsa into X reg 2000 silver corsa.............
Stoneyginger
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30th Oct 12 at 23:17   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
not really advertised it on here but i have recently begun taking my old corsasport to bits and reshelling it into a newer cleaner and better shell. The new shell has EPAS instead of hydralic power steering and no sunroof so is lighter anyway here are the pics up to now










anyone needing a nice black corsa interior?






























































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its alive!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8uJUJZLPhY&feature=youtu.be
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Nice work looks good
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ive still a long way to go yet
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Darryl H
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Good work mate looks like its coming along well!

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good stuff keep the updates coming
Stoneyginger
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Once the cage is in again the car gets painted inside and out
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Nice work there mate
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Wow that's brilliant! If your fully repainting the car shouldn't you have left the engine out so you can get the bay painted too? Will be watching this
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The engine bay is the colour I'm thinking of painting it, though I'm not sure yet, leaving the bay silver regardless. Reshell has been an interesting job and a good chance to change things I didn't like in the old shell
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Fair enough! It's just if you repaint the car silver again the bay may be noticeably different as its old paint with fresh paint but I'm just anal about things like that! what are you doing differently on this one?
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Car looks good buddy
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Great work!

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Wires soldered!
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I want a fun car not a show car

Wiring is like that so I could check all electrics allow the engine and everything else to work
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Once I'm happy everything is running I'm going to go down engine power route and just enjoy it
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Running now and kind of got gears but ill play with the linkage position once i can get it on my ramp. All i need to do now is get the cage back in, sort the interior out and then a respray






taking me a while to get this all done considering im doing the whole lot myself
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What happens with the reg plate on a re-shell of a car?

How much of a car do you need to replace before it becomes a different car? If that makes sense

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the reg plate is staying as is just now, technically still the same car
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i just change the engine number on the v5 to the c20xe engine number and then scrap the white shell
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Fair enough, sounds easy!

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it is just have to make sure the v5 has all the correct information on it, basically its just like registering this corsa with a new engine it still keeps its x reg registration
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ready to head for paint



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:O oooo what colour is it going? Please say white!
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yeah she is going white like the shell it came out of
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Yehhh Buddy! When should it be done by? Love white gsi's/reps

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