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Re: my '86 restoration - keeping the dream alive (21/03/2010)
« Reply #225 on: 23:06, Wed 21 April 2010 »
Thats nice. Really tidy  :D

Is that a white bonnet-bra thingy?

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Re: my '86 restoration - keeping the dream alive (21/03/2010)
« Reply #226 on: 18:35, Thu 22 April 2010 »
Quote from: "scratcher"
Thats nice. Really tidy  :D

Is that a white bonnet-bra thingy?


yeh my mate made it for me. its not the right colour cream but its just gona get covered in bugs neway lol

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Re: my '86 restoration - keeping the dream alive (21/03/2010)
« Reply #227 on: 21:46, Thu 22 April 2010 »
:lol:  Pesky bugs. What else is going cream on the outside apart from the wheels?
I'm sure it'll still look good.

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Re: my '86 restoration - keeping the dream alive (21/03/2010)
« Reply #228 on: 21:53, Thu 22 April 2010 »
The boost pipe run is nice and tidy.

Unfortunately with the position of the outlet on my intercooler my only option is to head between the alternator and radiator, otherwise i might of pinched your idea.  :twisted:

It's looking good.  8)

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Re: my '86 restoration - keeping the dream alive (21/03/2010)
« Reply #229 on: 23:27, Thu 22 April 2010 »
only the wheels and bonnet bra on the outside, then cream under bonnet.
kinda all goes with the interior lol.

my bro has been over this eve and we've really cracked on with it. if it wasnt for him i'd of prob given up ages ago lol.

tomorrow night it will be back on its wheels, and hopefully have some oil/coolant in it

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Re: my '86 restoration - keeping the dream alive (21/03/2010)
« Reply #230 on: 08:32, Thu 29 April 2010 »
nearly there! should be running by weekend  :D

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Re: my '86 restoration - keeping the dream alive (21/03/2010)
« Reply #231 on: 17:09, Thu 29 April 2010 »
nice car!!i've been watching the thread all along...nice transformation...keep up the good work

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Re: my '86 restoration - keeping the dream alive (21/03/2010)
« Reply #232 on: 01:26, Fri 30 April 2010 »
That engine bay is superb. Love the idea of the hidden header tank and brake fluid tank.

Keep up the good work
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Re: my '86 restoration - keeping the dream alive (21/03/2010)
« Reply #233 on: 15:43, Sat 01 May 2010 »
its kind of alive ............. atleast its turning over now but seams to refuse to fire

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Re: my '86 restoration - keeping the dream alive (01/05/2010)
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Re: my '86 restoration - keeping the dream alive (01/05/2010)
« Reply #235 on: 21:12, Sat 01 May 2010 »
Those wheels look mental.  :shock:

I assume theres somekind of vinyl wrap on the rim? Or did you paint the squares on 1 by 1?  :lol:

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Re: my '86 restoration - keeping the dream alive (01/05/2010)
« Reply #236 on: 23:33, Sat 01 May 2010 »
propper Euro dub style I like it ! :D

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Re: my '86 restoration - keeping the dream alive (01/05/2010)
« Reply #237 on: 14:27, Sun 02 May 2010 »
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Those wheels look mental.  :shock:

I assume theres somekind of vinyl wrap on the rim? Or did you paint the squares on 1 by 1?  :lol:

powder coated cream with vinyl wrapped rim. no where would wrap them as they told me it couldnt be done so i just ordered a strip of it from them and did it myself lol



its now running and drives, altho its still lacking a few vacuum pipes, soem panels and a MOT lol

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Re: my '86 restoration - keeping the dream alive (01/05/2010)
« Reply #238 on: 17:25, Sun 02 May 2010 »
few more update photos (before the last set above)

new manifold. i wasnt going to bother with one but it was cheap and brand new.





inlet off and olk manifold



new manifold on





its close but it all fits


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Re: my '86 restoration - keeping the dream alive (01/05/2010)
« Reply #239 on: 17:56, Sun 02 May 2010 »
OMG!! That new stainless manifold looks absolutely insane!! Sh!t :!:  :!:  :!:

But does it make any difference, power wise?

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