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TAZ
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Gave a pipe a bit of a clean up. Came very nice and should look grouse once ceramic coated.
I also finally got the airconditioner condenser required to fit behind the grill and under the bonnet catch bar.

I was stuck for height but sourced this one which is only 160mm high but 60mm thick. It will fit perfect. ImageImageImageImage

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Pipes are all done. I will need to cut some more steel out on the drivers side to clear the two rear pips.ImageImageImage

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Nice work Taz,

They take a lot of time to build but well worth it in the end. Ceramic coating will keep the temperature down a lot as well.

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Great work Taz. Keep at it mate.


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Nice Taz you have a lot more patience than I do and they certainly will look good when they are ceramic coated mate.
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Took the old girl out for some vitamin CImageImageImage

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TAZ wrote: Sun Jun 16, 2019 8:05 pm Took the old girl out for some vitamin DImageImageImage

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Wipe motor finally mounted. Engine, gearbox and front suspension are out. Time to finally finish off the engine bay and fire wall.Image

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love your work mate - be good to see this beast on the road 8)
I started with nothing and still have most of it left.


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Fire wall almost finished. Drivers side chassis rail done.ImageImageImage

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Neat job on the front rail Taz.


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Errol62 wrote:Neat job on the front rail Taz.


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Cheers mate. Getting there slowly.

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Blacky wrote:love your work mate - be good to see this beast on the road 8)
You and me both Blacky. Money is the big handbrake at the moment ImageImage

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CHOPPED wrote: Sat Sep 02, 2017 12:51 am mate it took me 2 weeks to do mine
alot more than it looks
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Hey ya Chopped, just wondering did you reinforce the support on the inside where you scolloped it out to allow the exhaust pipes to pass?.
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hey man sorry mate
just seen this pm :roll:
yes i put a piece of 200 dia by 10 mm scallop in there and welded it in
engineer looked at itwhile still in its metal stage and just laughed and said
fark overkill :crazy:
carry on man
looking good :thumbsup:
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