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My fc wagon

Started by parry, March 03, 2019, 08:30:39 PM

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parry

Hi boys and girls party / Steven just trying to download some pictures again now I have an iPhone and tapatalk have been trying for 5years so far let’s hope this
works this is the chassis I built



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   chassis for what ?

59wagon

Hi Steven,

This looks REAL interesting! Looking forward to more photos and descriptions.

Cheers,

John

parry

Now that I can send photos this is what’s happening in my shed.Brought my wagon in about 2012 out of a paddock in York WA and have been working on it on and off very hard to get modifications through the roads board hear most of my photos are on my computer and I haven’t worked out how to send them yet work in progress


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parry

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I have some photos of my wagon on my phone but most are on my computer and haven’t worked out how to send them to my phone yet.I am fitting a 283 sb Chevy with 350 turbo transmission.As my k frame was completely rusted out we decided to build a chassis hope this gives you some idea of what I’m doing






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59wagon

You've done a lot of work there Steve.  Looks like all new flat sheetmetal forward of the rear floorpans and halfway up the firewall.  Chassis looks nice and beefy.  I'd be interested to see how you go with engineering with regard to chassis.

When you said you got the car from York, WA, I had a look at your profile and you're only 5 minutes away from me. I'm in Shoalwater.  if you want to catch up and talk FC's and stuff, let me know and I'll give you my phone number.

Cheers,

John

parry

Hi John the chassis has been inspected and passed now I have to have a stress test done when car is completed


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fcwrangler

Hi Steve welcome aboard, looks an interesting project lots of metalwork underneath. With regard to the stress test, if it’s the same thing my engineer was talking about a few years ago, they will jack the car up at the rear corner and the go to the opposite side and open the doors and then repeat on the other side. If they can open the doors with no problem, then the frame is strong enough.
Jim
on the seventh day: God Made Holden

parry

The engineer told me they lock down the front end place dileindicators under chassis and then place weigh in back on one side and check for movement not sure yet


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Errol62

Quote from: fcwrangler on March 05, 2019, 03:48:09 PM
Hi Steve welcome aboard, looks an interesting project lots of metalwork underneath. With regard to the stress test, if it’s the same thing my engineer was talking about a few years ago, they will jack the car up at the rear corner and the go to the opposite side and open the doors and then repeat on the other side. If they can open the doors with no problem, then the frame is strong enough.
Jim
My 2011 Liberty Exiga wouldn’t pass that test Jim.


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parry

Hope you’re right about that my chassis is 100x50x6mm box with fish plates on all bends affixed to body in 6 places


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Errol62

I reckon you’ll pass....
With flying colours.


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parry

It would be good to catch up and see your car looks of things I’d like to look at had no windlassing in mine and the hand brake setup


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parry

Hi I ended up taking photos of what’s on my computer and will try sending them through first sighting then we started to stip and wash of the mud scary


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fcwrangler

I said the same thing, you jack up most two doors in that fashion and the doors won’t open. His answer was, you are changing your vehicle from standard and modifying the chassis so I need to be sure the vehicle is structurally sound and it is my name going on the report, so I need to be statisfied that it will not fail.
Jim
on the seventh day: God Made Holden

parry

Hi all it’s been a while since my last update I’m still working on my wagon chassis fitted motor and transmission in Ford 9 inch in Ford pony fuel tank in all new brake and fuel line’s fitted panel and steel work 99 per cent done


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parry

We had to make a new tail gate as mine was to far gone. We ended up making a full fibreglass one I am trying to download photos now


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