Thought I might show you what I've been up to. I got it registered yesterday (Monday) and took it out for its first run today. ;D ;D ;D
(http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y145/redmr2red/Reds%20Tear%20Drop/zzzP1110421sml.jpg)
(http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y145/redmr2red/Reds%20Tear%20Drop/zzzIMG_5443.jpg)
(http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y145/redmr2red/Reds%20Tear%20Drop/zzzIMG_5439.jpg)
The beginning
(http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y145/redmr2red/Reds%20Tear%20Drop/IMG_18502.jpg)
Cheers, Red
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Looks great Red,
I think you should call it "the road runner" the mudguards set it off, did you make them or are they from another van?
Gary
The mudguards are off a 1937 Chevrolet (keeping it in line with GM) but they were overall too large for the Tear Drop. So I cut 150mm out of the back section length and to get it to lineup 100mm out of the height. I also had to cut 100mm off the front leg. Then because the '37 Chev guards fit into the body of the car, I had to add 100mm to the width, then weld in a flat wall to bolt against the wall of the caravan. Far too much work, but the finished result was worth it .... well I think so!!!
Red
Red, that is a wonderful piece of work. You should be extremely proud of the outcome and may you have many happy camping days in it.
regards
Weddo
Looks great, and I am sure you will get much enjoyment out of it.
Cheers
Paul
Looks great Red.
Looks like a lot of fun. :)
Regards
Wayne
You lucky, lucky bugger ;)
Enjoy and appreciate them buddy 8)
that looks great.. nice work.
Cheers
Ed