Restoring EK Special

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Re: Restoring EK Special

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Harv wrote:
Lo_maz wrote:What is that suppose to mean Wayne
I guess some people think that FB/EKs are not too safe to drive without seatbelts. Other people think that seatbelts are unneccesary, or detract from a vehicles authenticity.

Everyone has their own opinion. Personally, I grew up without belts. I did however get used to them over the last few decades. When I bought the FB, I tried it for a few months with no belts. The kids thought it was fun, but I couldn't stand it so I fitted some.

Each to their own I guess.

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Harv
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Cheers Harv.completly agree love reading about the pros and cons of doing a job or talk about the best way to do something ( that you have done befor yourself)
i was only asking a question and majority of replys I get and see on this site can be so negative somtimes I was always brought up in the way that if you got nothing nice to say don't bother saying it. I love all the help I get of this site from everyone but no time for the other stuff.
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yep there is far to much of if you don't do it my way it's the wrong way :roll: :roll: personally I only fit seatbelts if I have to even if I had a stock car (highly unlikely) and it was fitted with belts i'de take them out and fill the holes
though these days i'de think twice if I was regularly carrying kids though I managed to survive and my kids also managed to
with all these "safety" features in cars people STILL DIE when yor number is up yor number is up is my theory
sometimes yor just better off shitting in yor hands and clapping

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BIGREVNEV wrote:in fact i used Fusor panel adheasive & clamped it there over night with a bolt & large washer , Fusor is what we use instead of welding large panels like van turrets its NASA designed & used on the space shuttle , NEV
That's a pretty cool idea - never heard of Fusor before:
http://www.lord.com/products-and-soluti ... e-(medium)

When I did the B-pillar plates in the FB, I pop-riveted them in then touch-painted the rivet heads. Fusor would have been neater.

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Don't take me the wrong way, your car you install what you want, just offered my opinion.. :D
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for those interested . stronger than welding any day
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