luke and kimmy's ek special - colour done, onto reassembly
I picked up a Morris for Blacky(in a bit of a rush), forgot the rope so I just winched it on the trailer so the front wheels hit the bar on the trailer to stop it rolling forward and locked the winch were it was then put the hand break on, no probs
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picked up an EJ last week kinda same thing happened had to give the brakes a stab (stoopid kangaroos
) which undid the straps think the only thing that kept the car on the rest of the way home was the flat tyre
i want to do the current EK outside try an experiment my best cars were done in the big blue shed since i've had sheds i've slackened



i want to do the current EK outside try an experiment my best cars were done in the big blue shed since i've had sheds i've slackened


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Luke,
Crikey sounds like that was a very close call.
Thats great news about a garage. You wont know yourself.
Stewart
Crikey sounds like that was a very close call.

Thats great news about a garage. You wont know yourself.
Stewart
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i think my problem will be i'll get complacent, thinking " it'll be right, i'll be able to find them on the concrete.SunnyTim wrote:you still loose just as many bolts that you drop in the shed as outside....explain that one
the best part is the "handbrake" hasn't got a key for the garage so i'll be able to buy stuff and put it in the shed and she won't even know till its already on the car


RB, i'm glad it was you trusting a flat tyre to keep the car on the trailer, the highway up here is that bumpy and full of potholes it'd bounce off the trailer in no time.
hopefully now the progress pics will be a lot more interesting than "i sanded this panel this week, i'll be welding this hole up next week" f88k that was even starting to piss me off.
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yeah it did a bit. it especially helps when it's in a shed thats not 45 mins away too
. none of the funiture or anything had turned up yet then we brought the ek in the driveway (got to have the priorities right). i think every person in the surrounding three streets walked around to find where it was going to.

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well, i've actually gotten a bit done since the last update.
finally got the roof smooth and sanded up ready for topcoat
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then i got real carried away with things



so i'm really stoked about how its coming along now. i am sooo happy i have the car here now, rather than 1/2 a day a week to work on it.
now i just need to get the rest of it ready
luke.
finally got the roof smooth and sanded up ready for topcoat



then i got real carried away with things






so i'm really stoked about how its coming along now. i am sooo happy i have the car here now, rather than 1/2 a day a week to work on it.
now i just need to get the rest of it ready


luke.