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Stinky Jnr's Wagon Project
Posted: Wed Oct 14, 2009 11:01 pm
by stinky
My 10yr old son has been hassling for a car for a while now, so as a joke I said he could have the wreck down the back

the joke's on me now as his eyes lit up and he accepted.
So as he requested here are a few pics, to keep costs down it will be a "rat" style for time being with the exception of the interior and wheels. I'll make sure all the running gear and structure are safe before we head out on any roads.
Look out for the parts wanted list in the parts wanted section, we will obviously be after gear that is not quite pristine.

Posted: Wed Oct 14, 2009 11:57 pm
by Thommo
Jr got good taste Stinky
I'd say he's going to be real keen to earn some pocket money.
Posted: Thu Oct 15, 2009 6:37 am
by ekdave1962
go move stinky i cant get my 14 year of off the x box so maybe you have him young enough to to get him working on the car and short cut the pc bug .. lol
Posted: Tue Oct 20, 2009 4:53 pm
by FB wannabe
That's awesome!

good to see tomorrow's drivers have good taste. Most kids today want a 180sx
Was that the wagon that was sitting out the front of someones house on Port Wakefield rd? I had a few people tell me about it thinking I might want to buy it. I had actually seen the car but never stopped to enquire about it.
So good to see it (or another one) being saved

Keep the progress pics coming. I guess this will be a slow project as you have 6 years to get it finished? what are the plans for driveline? grey?
All the best with it and if you need a number of someone that does good cheap trimming I will pass their number on to you

Posted: Tue Oct 20, 2009 7:43 pm
by FB MAD
Them young fellas are the ones that are going to inherit these "old cars " ( as they call 'em ) when us old farts fall of the perch so we gotta help 'em out and train 'em up.
Posted: Tue Oct 20, 2009 9:59 pm
by Mephious
Looking forward to seeing this one Stinky, keep us updated.
Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2009 10:01 pm
by stinky
FB wannabe wrote:Was that the wagon that was sitting out the front of someones house on Port Wakefield rd? I had a few people tell me about it thinking I might want to buy it. I had actually seen the car but never stopped to enquire about it.
Not sure, there was a guy on here a while ago trying to get rid of the shell as he had no room and didn't want to take it to a scrapper so I grabbed it.
FB wannabe wrote:I guess this will be a slow project as you have 6 years to get it finished? what are the plans for driveline? grey?
Dunno about 6 years, my son is already driving my Triton around the back paddock (supervised with Dad on handbrake duty

) we'll probably use a grey and crashbox to get it onto Historic Rego.
FB wannabe wrote:All the best with it and if you need a number of someone that does good cheap trimming I will pass their number on to you

Thanks for the tip

Re: Stinky Jnr's Wagon Project
Posted: Thu Oct 22, 2009 1:26 pm
by wbtonner
stinky wrote:My 10yr old son has been hassling for a car for a while now, so as a joke I said he could have the wreck down the back

the joke's on me now as his eyes lit up and he accepted.
So as he requested here are a few pics, to keep costs down it will be a "rat" style for time being with the exception of the interior and wheels.....
Stinky, don't be surprised if this turns into a full on project. My son Paul (EKK001) brought this home with visions of a Ratrod
and look what happened.
Cheers Woody.

Posted: Fri Oct 23, 2009 8:17 am
by stinky
Thanks Woody, I haven't shown him your son's car yet, that's just asking for trouble
