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FE sedan project

Started by BLOK, December 25, 2010, 06:48:31 PM

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BLOK

HERES MY NEW PROJECT ,was sitting in a shed for years ,very little rust this is a good start








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BLOK

Heres some more pics ,started to clean her up







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DN2168

Nice starting point BLOK. Are you going the full hog or just giving it a quick tidy up?

Dean.

BLOK

Hi Dean will be pulling most of it down but will get away with what I can without cutting corners ,the hr disc front and rear have been rebuilt ready for the worked 202,it is also ready to go in ,i built all these parts for my ute but it was to far gone ill start preparing the engine bay for paint and underneath ,i also need to source a fuel tank,looking forward to getting stuck in to it

BLOK

some pics of the front end and diff
























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FC427

Good progress Block but not sure if that gilmer drive will fit  ??? ???.......FC427......
As I lay rubber down the street I pray for traction I can keep, but if I spin and begin to slide please dear god protect my ride

BLOK


BLOK

Ive got the thermos on a larger radiator ,will have a go at mounting it next week looks like it will work ok

Rusty_T

 :o :o

Blok,

I just had a look at your photos, in particular the rotors and calipers ( #9 ). It seems you have done what I did on my wagon. The calipers appear to be on the wrong side. The bleeder valve needs to be at the top, otherwise you won't be able to bleed the air out. Just swap sides with them.

Cheers Rusty

BLOK

Thanks mate I did spot that and changed them around but you did well to spot that from the photo ,it just goes to show how good this site is let alone  the  people that use it

Not Happy Jan

Looks great Blok 8)
Did you see that fuel tank on evilbay at the moment.
So the ute is no more ???
Nick
You can never have too many!
Port Macquarie NSW

EffCee

The sedan looks much better than the ute that you had started with, although the ute looks great as a BBQ.

I hope that you have better luck with the sedan, at least you will be able to use all the bits and pieces from the ute

Keith
Canberra, ACT

F4+ ;)

BLOK

Yes keith it worked out well , the sedan doesnt have indicators  and I kept ansolutely every thing that was any good

Old_Mt_Isa_Boy

Good to see you back BLOK. Hope this one goes well for you :)
I see your recent posts have been before midnight, are you OK  ???

Rgds Wayne

BLOK

Hi wayne yes mate lots of changes in my life over the last year ,lots of time to my self now and im starting to enjoy it

BLOK

Mounted the Radiator had to move it forward to accommodate the belt drive



Had to reinforce the radiator support





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Rubber mounted the base



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BLOK

Got a bit more done cleaned up underneath rust proofed and painted



Removed the old diff



Installed the hr diff




BLOK

Helped a mate get his FC back on the road this weekend

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERauPvTiARw