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Messages - camxsmith

#1
Hi its been a while will give you an update

Removed all rust and painted the internal roof


Cleaned up the parcel shelf add some speaker holes, and painted in etch primer


With my heater solution. I have made a funnel to flow the air in to the top of the heater. Then altered the air flow input for the heater so they both could bolt togeter.  And had to move the vent open/close lever to the left some to allow for the heater. The heater body is cut up HR holden heater.




Using universal vintage air demister vents/ducts and home made braket welded on to hold the braket in place.


More updates to come soon.
#2
Hi Rob   Total understand the pain of finding the the thin walled sheet metal just when you think your done. By the time I had finished my floor it nearly killed me.. Was happy to see the end.  ;D   Keep up the great work
#3
Hi all  happy new year.  Being working on upgrades to the wiper arms and pivots, trying to get rid of the slop for a smoother running wiper. First pulled them apart


Next was to lathe up some new bushes, two in each.
 

Removed the small arms and the ends of the loger arms


Replaced them with a bolt to cater for the ball joint ends


Finished product , I can now adjust the throw of the wiper by lengthening the small arms


#4
There is this instructions for posting an img http://forum.fefcholden.club/index.php?topic=25525.0 or another way is using Taptalk app on the phone.
#5
Been welding holes up in the firewall, looking at a heater option and making a fuse block holder to go under the dash



#6
Finishing off the dash for the altered gauge panel. 

Cuts made


Replacement lip hammed out


Welded in and cleaned up, happy with the result

#7
Weber 34 adm accelerator mount bracket. Started with a lot of lines and measurements, making sure cable will not hit the air cleaner and come over rocker cover    ???



Drilled holes, folded on the lines and added some weld for extra strength 


Final test run


Lick of paint and happy with its look and how it works







#8
Accelerator pedal completed.  Started with a commodore pedal, and fabricated a bracket and mount plate, using the original bushes and spring.



Lick of paint ready to bolt in
#9
General Board / Re: Ballarat Swap.
November 05, 2022, 08:01:18 AM
Thats not cool  :o
#10
Some Pics of the floor coated in the kbs products


Added a plate in the roof for the sun visor.

Formed a plate to match the roof line


Used a self tapper to hold it in place


Spot welded it in place


Used some sealer and rivet nuts to hold the center bar in place






#11
Hi All, its been a long time .. Hope all are doing well. I'm still on the forum, and still love the posts.  Caught up with Brett_f today grabbed some gems..  Front spears and tail light surrounds.. Has got my FC blood flowing again, and wanting to do more on the car again.  So I have some pics and posts to come soon.     
#12
Wow that is impressive
#13
Wow looking amazing ..  great work.
#14
General Board / Re: Vale Graeme - JOX515
August 22, 2022, 09:38:41 AM
That's very sad news, He was such a great guy. He own a very nice FC wagon, and then his white sedan. I did get a chance to drive his wagon which was inspiring.

RIP Graeme.
#15
New ignition barrel location moved from the old dash panel, because of the new dash panel design.




#16
Mate I know the pain of that only just finishing mine ...  I think most others FE FC members have just finished they sessions with their therapists on this one ...  ;)
#17
Hi
   Did you try just coping and pasting the URL into a new POST on the facebook group      http://forum.fefcholden.club/index.php?topic=28138.0;topicseen 
#18
Another little bit done today...











#19
Repaired a couple of spots over the weekend. Both near the drivers side A Pillar.

(sorry light was not good)


Cut the rust out and put on some rust convert


Weld thru primer under new piece test fitting



Weld it in coat with primer


Another bad spot under the front guard


Cut out


Make a new piece


Weld it in and coat with some primer
#20
General Technical / Re: Old roof deadener
August 19, 2021, 06:20:25 PM
I to agree with the heat treatment process