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Motors I'm building my own car... UPDATE - Stoneliegh 2013

Discussion in 'General' started by GreatOldOne, 8 Sep 2005.

  1. jhanlon303

    jhanlon303 The Keeper of History

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    One big long piece before the muffler. Most excellent work! +rep

    Stainless or DOM tubing?

    john
     
  2. GreatOldOne

    GreatOldOne Wannabe Martian

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    It's all stainless. Even the headers. The pipe and the muffler / silencer will all get polished up to a nice shine later on.

    Obviously the white protective covering on the silencer needs to be removed before I fire her up again

    And why am I showing to you now? I'm just a big tease.... :)
     
  3. GreatOldOne

    GreatOldOne Wannabe Martian

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    I put the other side on tonight.

    And started her up.

    Oooooo. She sounds sweet. :D
     
  4. The_Norwegian

    The_Norwegian Owls R' Us

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    is there anyway for you to get a video of it to show us?
     
  5. GreatOldOne

    GreatOldOne Wannabe Martian

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    Not tonight. Will try to get some vid tomorrow.
     
  6. The_Norwegian

    The_Norwegian Owls R' Us

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    alright, cool i look forward to it.
     
  7. Krikkit

    Krikkit All glory to the hypnotoad! Super Moderator

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    Oooh yeah. :D
     
  8. GreatOldOne

    GreatOldOne Wannabe Martian

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  9. The_Norwegian

    The_Norwegian Owls R' Us

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    very nice!:clap:
     
  10. stonedsurd

    stonedsurd Is a cackling Yuletide Belgian

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    That looks and sounds stunning. Great job GOO
     
  11. GreatOldOne

    GreatOldOne Wannabe Martian

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    I was so bloody chuffed how this turned out tonight, I've decided to give you a sneak peak again. I'm nice like that, eh? ;)

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  12. NiHiLiST

    NiHiLiST New-born car whore

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    I feel like I'm looking at something naughty! That's looking gorgeous.
     
  13. RTT

    RTT #parp

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    Awesome :D
     
  14. fu manchu

    fu manchu I'll have the special.

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    Nice build.
     
  15. Krikkit

    Krikkit All glory to the hypnotoad! Super Moderator

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  16. Jelle46

    Jelle46 Belgium

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    that's going really great!
     
  17. Angleus

    Angleus What's a Dremel?

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    Very impressive GOO
     
  18. The_Norwegian

    The_Norwegian Owls R' Us

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    did you make the side panels yourself?
     
  19. teamtd11

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    very very nice
     
  20. GreatOldOne

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    The panels came pre louvered from Marlin, but needed trimming for length as it was supplied over long, and it needed notching to fit the chassis.

    And of course the hole for the exhaust needed to be measured up cut, and then rivnuts set into it for the stainless exhaust trim.
     

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