NoMAD's Kustom FB Sedan

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EK JAY wrote:nice job nomad good to see some progress :wink:
your telling me... :lol: :lol: :lol:

J, if you go back to about page 6 you will see the start of the tank process....as for the old tank, i might can't remember if i gave it away already, i'll go have a look shortly, your welcome to it if i do...

yeah j still got it no idea on condition, it's got a sender on it, but once again not sure if thats rooted!

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ahh page 2 again, i gotta work quicker...

well filled, weled and skim bogged the orignal aerial hole...

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Then we started work on that dreaded Battery section, thanks to the section i got from Blacky at the start of my posting...No looking to special yet but it will get there...

Outside of the inner guard..
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Inner Section.. still bits to weld into the puzzle!
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and then ruddy's rebate money came in handy, got rid of the old e-brake setip for one of these...Lokar 11" to sit next to the shifter, all working with the bench seat...

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also a bit more brake booster work, and then skim bogged but haven't got to sanding this one yet...

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That car has some serious bling now Man!

Keep up the effort, I never grow tired of your work

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just got a nice parcel form the US (cheaper than getting it from an Oz shop), billet ally Lokar eliminator throttle pedal and stainless throttle, also got the matching stainess sleeve kickdown for the th700, will take pics on the weekend!

also got the engineer coming around for an initial inspection on what's been done, so fingers crossed all is well!

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i think ive seen those ones!
should look good, but they hand down from the top dont they? not floor mounted
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no they are floor mount like the original style however, has a bracket underneath for a cable...

http://lokar.com/product-descriptions/e ... pedals.htm

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Exciting getting Chrissy presents early, Eh Nomad. :wink:
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well done mate !!!!!
looks like i have some catching up to do :wink:
cant wait to see it finished :D
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You going great
any lluck with engineers?
keep us posted
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oh well everything went well with the engineer, has now said he doesn't need to see the car tills it's finished..so happy with that indeed!

have started looking at the aircon...that should be fun looks like a bit of firewall action coming up!

will post pic's as per normal...

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Post by FantaC »

Nice work NoMad 8)
Very Impresseve
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FantaC wrote:Nice work NoMad 8)
Very Impresseve
Thanks mate, hoping to get that front guard section finished, inlcuding skimm bogged and sanded, i build the curves into the front section by hand, even my old man was a bit impressed :D


i'm happy with it, for someone who's never dont this sort of work before every weekend is a new learning curve, but i get in there and just try and remember how i've seen things done on other's car's and just go welding and grinding away (usually followed by alot more welding, getting burnt, then fixing the holes i blew through, then grinding... and finished with beer :lol: )

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Well me an the old man finally found time to get back on to the FB today and got a fairbit done....

Started off fitting up the Lokar in dash indicatior

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then got to work on the headlight speaker buckets...

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And the tabs i mocked up on our expensive bender to sit the speaker in further behind the kick panels

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and finally with a 5.25 inch cadence speaker in there

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did a bit more work on the battery section, it still needs more work but its getting there, also did a bit on the booster mount up.

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Hopefully will look at mounting the handbrake tomorrow night after work.

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Post by matches »

good progress noMad, i can't wait for you to get the handbrake in (i'm thinking of using same/similar in my car).
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Post by V8EK4us »

Nice work NoMAD, the speaker recesses are 8) 8) , neat job too and the Lokar stuff is nice looking gear, be great to see the finished product, keep up the great work.
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