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Stash's FC Sedan

Started by Stash, October 16, 2011, 05:36:59 PM

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Stash

Can't claim any credit. My man Dave is the panel guru. But very happy man.

Stash

#81
started pulling the seat apart this weekend.




all cleaned and ready for blasting:




3 broken "S" springs (well thats what i call them) explains a few things on the drivers seat.

Stash

#82
thought this was a shame to chuck out. A bit of history


Stewy

Totally agree with the history bit  :)
Framed behind glass and straight to the pool room  :D

Cheers Stewy   8)
No matter how much you push the envelope, It'll still be stationery

Stash

#84
things still happening.
panel work has slowed a little and still trying to find rear panels and one nos sill.. now i have a passenger one ;D

Work on the 186 is well underway, here it is sitting in Scotty's back yard:




stripped, dipped and clipped (well machined)





all new everything, cylinders, cam, gears, valves etc etc.








Stash

#85
some parts now to add to it:




and some more work on the rear quarter.






if any one is after the top part, pm me.
in perfect nick, surface rust only..


TTV6FC

Looking good Stash.Is that a new fuel pump?If so where did you buy it.I had trouble with mine so put a blue motor pump on for the time being but doesn't look the part.All the red motor ones I had were chewed out cause they had water in them. :-[
Run your fingers over my Holden and I'll run my Holden over your fingers!!!!

Stash

Thanks TTV6FC, yeah new fuel pump of the old EBay mate...

bought from this guy:

[ebay] 251030359791[/ebay]

fcwrangler

At least you have been able to get some work done, I've been cleaned up with the flu for the last week and haven't had much other time to do much of anything, although I managed to score some dragways. They need a clean up and rechrome, but that will come later on.
Keep up the progress and keep the photos coming.
Regards Jim
on the seventh day: God Made Holden

Old_Mt_Isa_Boy

Stash love the shiny new bits. Looks like great progress.

Hopefully you can find those missing bits.

Regards

Wayne b

Stash

Wayne, I think the missing bits have gone to some FC fanatic.
Such is life. Keep things moving in small steps.

collecta

 So when its ready, do you plan to mosey on over in the audi and chuck it in the boot too  :o :o ;D, or lay the seat forward and use the rear seat. just interested thats all.

Scott
i collect old holdens coz they never die!

Stash

Very good Scotty  :D
I was thinking of replacing the V6 with the standard red and put the german beast in the FC... Not.

Seriously, John is happy to deliver to a workshop. Have engine stand ready.

Stash

Stash

sorry to hear you're crook Jim.
that time of the year though.. cold in these neck of the woods.

fcwrangler

John, I've sent you a pm regarding the front vent opening.
Regards Jim
on the seventh day: God Made Holden

Stash


Stash

#96
engine is all finished with  the internal rebuild, now time to add all the bits on to it and get it ready for firing up



I picked this up on the bay and will replace the old chromed rusty one:



EH diff has been stripped and ready for a dipping and rebuild:



special thanks to Jim (wrangler) for cutting out this piece. We will seen this blend into the body shortly.


Stash

#97
stuff back from powder coaters including the seat frames:



they even fixed and replace 3 springs.
So next stop is to take them to Stinky.. ::)

Stewy

Will they fit in the back of the Audi ?  :D :D

engine coming together, looking good

cheers Stewy   8)
No matter how much you push the envelope, It'll still be stationery

Old_Mt_Isa_Boy

Good call on powdercoating the seat frames. They look grat. Making progress.

Regards

Wayne b