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The Project - take 2

Started by Wasim, August 10, 2010, 09:07:25 PM

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FCRB26


NES304

Quote from: fchoon on October 15, 2012, 04:51:03 PM
Your stirring trouble Marc
Nothing like a good poke in the ribs  ;D
Although I am really digging James Squire "Chancers" at the moment. I may have a small drinking problem.

Sorry for (7500) Hijacking Wasim.... Looking pretty good though mate.



Wasim

Put the wheels on today


Bought this yesterday - pick it up Monday night



Worked out how to get the boot lock in - got a mate in sit in the boot with a torch - and 'hey presto'!



Cheers, Wasim
South Australia

snuff69

Well done with the boot lock, she's lookin real nice. Nice ute too.   Dave

Wasim

Thanks Dave, the ute purchase wasn't really planned, you may have seen it on eBay? It's just such a good car I couldn't resist!

I have everything I need to finish the sedan off except "time" - so it's slow going but I'll get there, I have some time off at christmas so I should get a good run at it.

Had it running today and had a drive up and down the driveway!?

Regards, Tony
South Australia

Not Happy Jan

That looks like a really nice ute Tony.... Congratulations . Very jealous ;D
The car is looking really nice!
Nick
You can never have too many!
Port Macquarie NSW

Maco

Better in Green

jwm

Very nice ute, it's been For sale for a while but looked like it was worth the money the seller was asking.

Wasim

Progress has been slow - but there is progress;
Rear Seat Belts in -
Rear Window Venetian Blind in -
Rear seat in -
Rear parcel shelf and speakers in -
All door locks, knobs etc in -
Bailey Channel cut and test fitting done -
Drivers side front and rear quarter glass in -
Next week - try and fit glass in drivers side doors?

Still having trouble finding 1st and reverse with the floor shifter - just more mucking around needed.

Not far from finished now!







Regards, Wasim
South Australia

FCV08

Wasim

Very nice car.
Love the rear seat trim.

Mustn't be far away from completing it?

Keep up the great work.
Cheers Craig D

Old_Mt_Isa_Boy

Long time no hear Wasim. Great to see progress.

Regards

Wayne b

pedro

Getting very close now Wasim you must be getting excited she's looking flash.
      Pedro
I love animals - they taste great

F4+

NES304

WOW looks the goods mate, what the red behind the front bench seat ?



Wasim

That's just a cut down seat that is not bolted in - I just use it when I want to drive the car in and out of the shed. You can see the black and white bench seat in the back of the grey ute in some of the pictures that I will be using.

Regards, Wasim
South Australia

Wasim

HELP PLEASE?

I've put the glass in all the doors - fronts are perfect - but the back windows don't wind all the way up?

They're about an inch short of going all the way up and when I put my hand up inside the doors there is still a good inch of glass before the rubber seal even engages???

Any clues?

Thanks, Wasim
South Australia

FCRB26

The rear channel isnt in backwards some how? the one that retains the rear 1/4 window or  its not fully pushed backwards did the rivet holes line up?

Or have you some how got EK rear glass?


pete

Wasim

Thanks Pete, the bailey channels are all clear - without the winder in, I can push the glass all the way up and the rubber seal sits flush in the door?

I know the FB / EK glass is shorter - I don't think I have FB / EK glass, the glass is the same ones that came out of the car and went off to be polished - don't know if the polisher had a FB / EK job going through the same time as mine?

Wasim
South Australia

mcl1959

Maybe the winders are swapped left for right.

Ken

Wasim

Thanks Ken - I'll swap them over next weekend.

Wasim
South Australia

Wasim

Apart from putting the side glass in (and the rear window stuff up) I also put the rear wheel spats on





Regards, Wasim
South Australia