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Re: our FB ute
Posted: Mon May 11, 2015 3:04 pm
by WayneXG95
Don't do that again ya scared the sh*t outta me...
I noticed that with Russells Black EK the reds nice...

Re: our FB ute
Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2015 9:53 am
by scottysarah
Here's the latest progress, hood lining and windscreen fitted, has anyone experienced puckering of the windscreen seal? Just a bit on the two top inside corners.
Re: our FB ute
Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2015 10:08 am
by rosco
ScottySarah,
this will be a great vehicle when you finish it... or near finish it - I don't think any of us really finish one to 100%.... there's always "something".
Once the windscreen goes in - they look an awful lot better..
I do like the flash and roof paint contrast and flash kit on your ute - not one of the usual sights.
Just spotted the fresh paintwork on your wheels - decision made?
Looking forward to an eyeball on your work - any plans for Renmark?
frats,
Rosco
Re: our FB ute
Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2015 10:22 am
by scottysarah
Thanks for the encouragement, would love to get down to Renmark, still a bit to go yet I'm afraid.
We have gone for 'as it left the dealer', however the wider wheels would make it look a little tougher, as tough as a pink ute can look?
rosco wrote:ScottySarah,
this will be a great vehicle when you finish it... or near finish it - I don't think any of us really finish one to 100%.... there's always "something".
Once the windscreen goes in - they look an awful lot better..
I do like the flash and roof paint contrast and flash kit on your ute - not one of the usual sights.
Just spotted the fresh paintwork on your wheels - decision made?
Looking forward to an eyeball on your work - any plans for Renmark?
frats,
Rosco
Re: our FB ute
Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2015 2:08 pm
by rosco
Arghhh, ScottySarah - times have changed... apparently, it's now ok for a tough bloke to wear pink..
The ladies believe that such a person is "in touch with their feminine side".. pretty sure that any such pink would get ripped off if there weren't likely to be females at a known event, though....
Yes, changing wheels is easy.
I recall a very competitive person who attended all nationals with the sole intention of winning a trophy... and only "one" trophy would ever do.
This person took particular notice of what turned up at the sign on - and altered the looks of the car if one of the classes was a "sure bet".
If all you need to do is change wheels.. and add a little extra adornments to change class from original to sports... you have the best of both worlds - but not what I would ever suggest to win a trophy... you can simply run the ute as original one day, change the wheels and engine bay bling and present the car in sports the next.... as mentioned, wheels are easy - one hubcap and five nuts per wheel...
Keep going, you don't have time to respond to my dribble - there's work to be done.. and yes, there's heaps of time to make the Renmark Nats... just get off this blasted computer and post up progress pix...
frats,
Rosco
Re: our FB ute
Posted: Mon Aug 10, 2015 10:34 pm
by In the Shed
Hey Rosco,
Your right in ref to the pink. I remember back in the early 80's there was a two tone pink FB going around, it was immaculate. As good as it was I could never own that car back then. As it was I copped enough flack driving a grey/white FB. Now it is a different story hey......
Regards
Stephen