:)G Day.
Here is a photo of FEE from Trundle so fare for those of you that can remember. I know its been a long time.
I will post more photos soon.
Regards. Leon(http://i4.tinypic.com/10o0lzp.jpg)
:o :o
That's not the same car is it Leon.Congratulations it looks a real treat.
Rusty
thats one lovely job you've done, looks like brand new.
Looks fantastic Leon. Can't wait to see it in the flesh. Thats Gold.
Cheers,
Graham
Looking good Leon.
Another great owner done resto job.
Looking forward to seeing it up close.
Regards
Alex
Hey Leon,
Was wondering the other day what happened to the FE from Trundle thread.
the last pics I saw were the guards etc stripped.
hubcaps?
Nice resto
Cheers
Ed
Great job Leon! The car looks fantastic. I actually like it with no hubcaps and the whitewalls. All you need to do now is drop it a couple of inches lower ;)
Regards, Ben.
HI All
I have seen the car close up and it looks a LOT Better than the photo shows. Leon great work on the car should be really proud of it.
WAYNE
leon,
that is a work of art as an actor once
said from(running on empty),now it nearly
finished and you get bored in know where
there is an fe unfinished project ;D.great
job there i only hope mine come's up like your's.
cheer'col. ;)
G Day and thanks to all who responded to this thread.
Its been a while though and at the moment I'm having the upholstery done by John Denniss.
The original upholstery was not the best.
I found an upholstery supplier in the USA and got the closest match possible to the original and it comes very close.
Once this is done and I put the hud caps on and a few other things plus rego then it is finished.
I think around August.(I hope).
Again thanks fellows. ;)
Regards. Leon
:)Here is another photo.
Regards. Leon(http://i4.tinypic.com/10py89j.jpg)
Hey Leon,
I have been waiting for this moment for a while, I knew you would do a fantastic job. The car looks very nice, it certainly will be strange to see you driving something with blinkers ;D
Is it the same colour as your standard?
See you at AHD.
Cheers,
Craig.
Hello Leon.
That is just f*in beautifull.
work like this is worth it's weight in gold I reckon.
any chance of a pic of the engine bay ( the heart of the beast) :).
Brad.
That's one very nice looking FE, Leon. Congratulations. Bet you can't wait to drive it full time.
Martin
;) ;)
Leon,
Each photo you take of the car makes it look better and better. Yep you've done a great job.Hope my wagon turns out looking as good.
Rusty
Leon,
Your FE looks sensational!! Looks as though some long hours have gone into the resto, cant wait to see it at Mt Gambier. Have you thought about dropping it an inch or 5?? (just kidding!!)
TAYZ
Looks fantastic Leon :)
Look forward to seeing more pics.
Cheers
John
Leon,
Looks gorgeous, mate, obviously a lot of hard work gone in there. Can't wait to see the finished product.
cheers
RET
Great car Leon. I'm doing a FE standard in the same colour. Pity it's a standard it'll never look as sharp as yours, but I still can't wait to finish it. Love that green.
Theo
:)G Day and thanks for your comments.
In reply to Craig yes mate its the same color with the roof Bermuda green.
Theo, there's nothing wrong with the standard.
I'm not sure wether you have seen mine or not? if you I can post a photo of it.
The standard is a great car even without the trimmings there's not to many of them around.
Rusty I'm sure if your doing all the work on your wagon its going to be just great mate.
Here is a photo of the engine bay.
Regards. Leon (http://i4.tinypic.com/10y4dv7.jpg)
I'M going to change over the restored rocker cover, Spark plug leads, Battery, and place bonnet catch and bolts around top baffle when I get close to finish. ;)
Regards.
(http://i4.tinypic.com/10ydik1.jpg)
nice engine bay, when did you start this car, seems to have come together pretty quick.
engine bay looks nice all green.
very smick, how much did you do at home?
be carefull that the bonnet doesnt blow up on the freeway. there seems to be some bolts missing there.
Beautiful Leon, as I would expect, looking forward to seeing it.
Regards, Gary