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1940s tricycle matt black., home made moondiscs, pinstryped ,would look awesome ,either that or original red and shit.The kids LOVE it took them down to the beach tonight ,my young boy Bronson can do endos on it ,
not much to do with EKs apart from the fact that it was already ridden before all of ours .Cheers ,,,,Jase
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DeadSled wrote:Its illegal, doesn't mean you can't do it.

I've got a whole bunch of mates with bagged minitrucks, and i know Mark from Voodoo Tattoo has a bagged Caddy, Mez's EK is bagged.. ect ect.

Theres heaps of bagged cars in QLD. I'm thinking of bagging the ass end of my EK.

Just make sure you run spats or cruiser skirts, and don't lay rail around cops or drive too often, too low. I doubt they'd ever suspect it.

I think theres a couple of ways around it, kind of..

My mates with bagged trucks told me to make it a bolt in bolt out kinda deal, so if i got caught and told to go to QLD Transport for an inspection i can simply unbolt it all, put the stock stuff in and get it checked.. then put it back in afterwards.

I had the thought of if the bag mounts were welded to the diff, instead of bolted.. just get two EK or whatever diffs your going to use.. one with bag mounts and the other standard.
I think you will find Mick is not as young and nieve as you!!!!! (this is coming from a dumb copper who owns old cars......and deal with you young fellas all the time with these lame excuses!!!)

This EK is coming along real nice, i think the grill looks great. Ive got an FJ grill in me FC and it looks like it came from the factory. Keep up the good work. I have got my EK rear lights with the 59 caddy bullets in them, Dale actually uses your old EK for a reference when sending pics of them.
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Interesting..

If you pulled over a young or old driver, in a car with cruiser skirts (EK, old Chevy custom, anything like that) would you bother getting under the car on the side of the road and checking for bags?

What would you look for?
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Post by TAYZ 58 »

1. Im not going to clog this thread up, its about Micks EK
2. Considering all Ive done since I was 14 is build these old cars I would know exactly what to look 4.
3. Same as number 1.
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there are cops that know what they're on about (although luckilly in minority when it comes to older cars i think :? :) ) then it usually comes down to what you did and yor attitude deadsled :shock:
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Your right Mick. Just gotta be respectful and not a jackass.

Although in saying that, theres definately some power trippers around.

Luckily all the cops around here ever see are pod filters and turbos, so i'm fine when it comes to old cars :lol:
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Mick Jagger wrote:I think it will look great when its finished,lots of people said the upside down lights would look shithouse(maybe they still do)but I think they look good,maybe Im wrong and I should take it back to original NOT.
Ill admit I thought it was going to look odd but I like that its grown on me and Ilike it ;)
I think its looks very Kustom :)
Easily distracted angle manipulator extrordinaire.
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Its illegal, doesn't mean you can't do it.
Deadsled, You have to be shitting me, no wonder NSW tried to get those laws in.
DeadSled wrote:Just gotta be respectful and not a jackass.
So is that how you are going to explain the pile of twisted metal and broken bodies to the insurance company? If they cop one whiff of an illegal mod you'll be way up shit creek
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Yeah most police people are fine,Ive not ha a bad experience until one of my mates started to be a dick,when your busted your busted.
There was a local officer in my area who caught me speeding one night in me xu1 ,he let me off but said next time hed throw the book at me,that was the folowing evening ,I deserved it .
tottally off topic check out what I scored today all from 1977 kerbside scabbing hasa never EVER been so good!
Got heaps of rubbish :D :D millenium falcon and 35 figures plus a massive hornsby train set AWESOME look out Ebay here I come,lets pay for this EK with some Junk
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Holy crap, there looks like some real rare ones in that collection too.
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Ill post a pic of me trains soon ,the force was with me today,I felt it,it was like heaven
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you gotta be shitting us :shock: somebody threw them away :shock: :shock: i'm not a star wars nerd but there is plenty of them and cause they have no life they have plenty of cash :)
you'll prolly build this car and start the next from them :lol:
i have a new in the box Mr T doll got him at a clearing sale with a small round BBQ and 2 wide VW rims for $5 :lol:
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ratbox wrote:there are cops that know what they're on about (although luckilly in minority when it comes to older cars i think :? :) ) then it usually comes down to what you did and yor attitude deadsled :shock:
Yeah, a bit like the lady copper who gave me an RBT test a few nights ago..................and tried telling me it was illegal for my car not to have seatbelts :roll:
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