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Hobbo's FE Sedan

Started by Glenn 'Stinky' Stankevicius, October 21, 2009, 09:59:39 PM

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Glenn 'Stinky' Stankevicius


TTV6FC

Looks like a tidy starter.By the way,if you're not planning to use that rear seat which is fall red and obviously from an FC,I am very interested in buying it as mine has a black rubber stain on it which can not be removed.Cheers,Jamie.
Run your fingers over my Holden and I'll run my Holden over your fingers!!!!

Glenn 'Stinky' Stankevicius

Quote from: TTV6FC on October 21, 2009, 10:14:02 PM
mine has a black rubber stain on it which can not be removed.Cheers,Jamie.
Since when did you use black rubbers :P

Hobbo

 :) Thanks for posting our FE on the site, hey Jamie if you've got an FE rear seat I'll trade you ! I've got the matching FC front seat to replace the old FE one, sorry.

Glenn 'Stinky' Stankevicius


TTV6FC

Bugger...Hey Glenn,I'm trying to make it look bigger.... ;D
Run your fingers over my Holden and I'll run my Holden over your fingers!!!!

brads59

Nice base to start for sure.
Hey im after a front fall red FC bench. ;)
1959 Black Std sedan

Glenn 'Stinky' Stankevicius

I've got an FE rear bench set if it helps in the "wheeling and dealing", I only need good frames in return.

collecta

Did you purchase the car from Pat by any chance?
cheers
Scott
i collect old holdens coz they never die!

Hobbo

Yes I bought it from Pat, I think myself lucky that he let it go. I had my eye on it for awhile and jumped at it when he decided to sell. He bought a few good parts and pulled it apart and put it back together again which makes things a bit easier to work on. But as you guys know it ALOT of WORK and Cash to get it back to GOOD Looking and Driving Condition. I was wrapped to be able to start it and drive it onto the car trailer and rego the next day!

Hobbo

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Hi Dudes, just a quick update on the progress on my FE Sedan. I have fitted the 173 Red and new H/D clutch to the Grey gearbox. EH H/D wide radiator is fitted as is the EH complete diff ass. HR Disc Brake front end is fitted and I have use the complete brake line setup from the EH donor car where f/end came from. Body work is progressing as fast as possible with rear quarters, rear panel, and RHF guard all stripped and repaired. I am trying to get the Fe back on the road asap to allow the painter to get on with his project.... an EH sedan. I will be stripping the doors and boot lid at a later date. Hope to post pix soon, Hobbo.









Glenn 'Stinky' Stankevicius


HAMFIST

can i ask what are you using to take the paint of?

Hobbo

We are using a 7" Grinder with 16, 36 and 80 grit discs? The paint comes off pretty easy but the red oxide and RUST is like diamonds ! The trick is to keep moving to reduce overheating the panel. Needless to say I have to use HI Build undercoat !

HAMFIST

sounds abit rough on the steel iam using strip discs for the angle grinder takes all paint and rust of and doesnt leave any marks in the steel the discs are made of plastic and can be bought from most places i swear by them and i only have to use regular etch primer to cover it

GM

Yeah I used a 8" grinder to strip my ute (when I owned it) with 40 grit discs. Worked a treat. Careful when you get to the lead.
            Cheers Glenn
Upon the hill there stood a cow.
It must have moved, It's not there now.

TTV6FC

I have found either works well but sanding discs are a lot more harsh and you have to be very carefull.Strip discs are great but can easily over heat and distort the panel if you are not carefull.Cheers,Jamie.
Run your fingers over my Holden and I'll run my Holden over your fingers!!!!

HAMFIST

Quote from: TTV6FC on November 15, 2009, 09:34:34 PM
I have found either works well but sanding discs are a lot more harsh and you have to be very carefull.Strip discs are great but can easily over heat and distort the panel if you are not carefull.Cheers,Jamie.
i agree gotta be heaps careful the discs i use heat up the panel quick smart

Glenn 'Stinky' Stankevicius


jack_fc


Great pics!   :) :) :)

more please
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