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Started by pedro, May 16, 2008, 11:13:43 AM

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pedro

Quote from: customFC on July 05, 2008, 09:33:30 PM
;D ;D
My fox of choice is red.....but it hangs from the rearview.
Regards
Alex

At the risk of taking this too far, my fox of choice is blonde....hanging from my shoulder ;) :D :D :D
                               Pedro

I love animals - they taste great

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NO NAME

i dont think i better say were my fox of choice hangs from.

pedro

O.k, sills and door skin are ordered from,  www.retrorodsandrestorations.com.au he isn't doing floor pans at the moment because he wasn't happy with the finish but he still does other FC/FE stuff, got a sneak preview of the FC he's building, i'm not allowed to say anything about it yet, but it's the most radical modification wise that i.ve ever seen, didn't know Tailers press works burnt down so it looks like i'll have to get the pans from rare spares, hopefully within a few days i might finally be able to get started.
I know in an earlier post i said i didn't need to do sills, but when she came back from the sandblasters i discovered some butcher had already been at them, oh well at least i will be able to get at the rust behind them now.
                                                 Pedro
I love animals - they taste great

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pedro

I love animals - they taste great

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NosFEratu

 ::) ::) ::) ::) ::) ;D

OK, I'll take it on face value and I'll accept it for this week!  ;)

But I'm warning you, your mum's handwriting had better start improving if I get handed another note next week! >:(

Mrs Evil One  8)




I hope you're pleased with yourself!  And get better!  ;D  ::)
NosFEratu

smithy

 ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

LOMAO Pedro, nicely done.

your mums handwriting looks a lot like my mums ;D ;)

im not believing it totaly though, there are things to do besides welding ;)

i may be getting older, but i refuse to grow up!

EffCee

ROFLMAO Pedro, Bloody Beautiful and well done!
Canberra, ACT

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pedro

Quote from: smithy on August 14, 2008, 01:54:06 PM
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

LOMAO Pedro, nicely done.

your mums handwriting looks a lot like my mums ;D ;)

im not believing it totaly though, there are things to do besides welding ;)



Yeah s'pose should get off my bum and stop lazing around the house ::) ;) :D :D



















The joys of renovation, at least it's warm enough to be out side up here :P :P :P :D :D
                                     Pedro

I love animals - they taste great

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smithy

 
:o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o


well i am impressed.
nice effort mate, going to love to see what you can do with a car  8) 8)


dean
i may be getting older, but i refuse to grow up!

NosFEratu

Wow, you have been a busy boy.  And a side benefit of it all is that with all that timber work you've done you'll be able to help Stinky out with the panelling on the woodie!  :D

Kathi  8)
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NosFEratu

EffCee

GeeZ Louise,

And they wonder why you haven't been on the forum much lately....... Great effort there Pedro, As Dean said can't wait to see what you can do with your car.

Keith
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;)
Canberra, ACT

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jack_fc

bloody hell, Pedro!! Well done!
Makes my bathroom job look small and easy
cheers jack
"when I was a young lout, it was all about sex, drugs, rock'n'roll, beer and hot Holdens. Now I'm an old lout, but I've still got the old Holdens and beer..."

pedro

Thanks for the compliments folks makes it seem worthwhile :), I've done everything except plumbing and electrics (only because it's not legal for me to), I can faintly see the light at the end of the tunnel now, just got to paint the veranda, fit a couple more of modern windows and a few miscellaneous bits and pieces and it'll be done.
I know there are some things i could do on my car but i really want to start at the beginning and cut the rust out of the shell and work my way from there, also ::) I still haven't decided fully on the choice of engine and drivetrain, I have two wrecked VH commodores sitting here doing nothing, if i came across a HR front end i might go that way and run a blue motor, I like the idea of keeping the grey but I'm a bit concerned about driving all the way to Orange with it. ???
                                                                 Pedro
I love animals - they taste great

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weddo

Well done Pedro,
I've had 40 years in the building trade and I can tell you many wouldn't tackle what you have just done.

regards
Weddo

Ed

wow.. you had to clean under the house did you?

nice work.

Cheers

Ed

in the shed

pedro

Thanks, this one was pretty easy after the last effort, just got it finished and most of the kids moved out so we had to downsize, I swear I'll never do another one though, I'll just stick to cars.







                            Pedro
I love animals - they taste great

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NosFEratu

 :o :o :o Man of many talents!  If you're half as talented with a mig and a spray gun as you are with a mail gun and roller then your wagon is gonna be a very nice ride indeed!

Kathi  8)
NosFEratu

smithy

novel way to downsize!

just cut the house in half ;D ;D ;D
i may be getting older, but i refuse to grow up!

Ed

I lived in house with my folks and we gave it to the guy down the street and he trucked off with it just like that.  It was cheaper than demo'ing the house and it helped out the guy down the street.

So you should be a dab hand at slicing and dicing cars then pedro?

Cheers

Ed

in the shed

NosFEratu

Quote from: pedro on August 15, 2008, 12:00:40 PM
I like the idea of keeping the grey but I'm a bit concerned about driving all the way to Orange with it. ???

Quote from: FC0058 on April 18, 2008, 09:03:45 PM
FE_UTE and I just completed the epic journey across the Nullarbor we both have 132.5 grey motor powered cars and neither of us had any problam overtaking road trains in excess of 50 metres in length and maintaining a cruise speed of between 100 and 110 Kph.

So, Pedro - getting back to you comment about being concerned about a grey making it from Hervey Bay to Orange!  You big wuss!

NosFeratu made it to Canberra and back purring like a little kitten all the way with it's original motor and, as you see above, FE_UTE and FC0058 drove from WA to Mt Gambier with greys!  And, I'm sure there are many others that, based on their experiences, will tell you unequivocally that a grey is more than capable of undertaking the trip to the Nationals!  :D

Kathi  8)
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NosFEratu