Thread: Wow, just wow!!
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04-22-2009 03:40 AM #1
Its 11.30 Don, having a laptop in my workshop helps
I will post some pics later, getting parts used to be difficult but the WWW has helped big time, I'm a Speedway dealer in the U.K. and deal with most of the major U.S. suppliers who are all great.
I have a great deal with a air freight firm here and get most parts in 2-3 days
Steve.
Its aweful lonesome in the saddle since my horse died.
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04-22-2009 09:47 AM #2
Welcome and truely marvelous work Steve. Cheers!" "No matter where you go, there you are!" Steve.
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04-22-2009 11:52 AM #3
Your Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon
It's much easier to promise someone a "free" ride on the wagon than to urge them to pull it.
Luck occurs when preparation and opportunity converge.
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04-23-2009 01:05 AM #4
Hi Bob thanks for the positives.
Here are some pics, I take it its ok to post them here ???
Firstly my T Bucket, I built this in 1999 as an exercise as someone said to me that you couldn't build a nice rod under £7,000 so i built this for £5,000, It wasn't easy but buying the right parts got me there. I really love this little car and it has seen some serioius abuse over the years, it runs regular 12.6 on the quarter and also won a slalom competition last year so it handles as well.
This is my wifes 29A R/P, Built it for here 4 yars ago as she wanted a Rod, This one was a budget build as she paid for it all herself, I helped out with the labour.
Its aweful lonesome in the saddle since my horse died.
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04-23-2009 01:08 AM #5
Here's some pics of my 26T coupe chassis which is my next project so not a great deal to show, I just work on it when i get a bit of spare time at the moment.
Front spring perch
Front chassis leg
Engine mounts
Its aweful lonesome in the saddle since my horse died.
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04-23-2009 04:02 PM #6
And to think you only started doing this stuff 6 months ago!
Really pretty stuff Steve. I love your Mrs. RPU. At first I thought she was just a passenger, then I remembered you guys drive on the wrong side of the road.
I've saved this picture of your T for a while. You guys over there sure aren't afraid to take em out and beat on them, are you?
Don
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04-24-2009 01:05 AM #7
To be honest Don my favourite pic of Sue's car is this one below, It was her idea to fit the Radir wheels which i personally don't like on the car, When i built it it was intended to look like an old Rod redone.
The buildup is on my website.Its aweful lonesome in the saddle since my horse died.
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07-01-2009 09:02 AM #8
That's going to be nice, like the color. .
Stude M5 build