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Steve_Schmidt |
Posted on: March 10th, 2014, 06:17:07 |
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Location: Gippsland, Victoria, Australia Posts: 167
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Quoted from Graham Bichard, posted March 8th, 2014, 09:24:04 at here |
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And I love the look of the subframe/engine lift too, Steve. Do you have designs/dimensions? It could be the excuse I need to buy a welder! (And another project I don't have time for )
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For anyone who is interested. I've uploaded some annotated photographs with measurements of the subframe jig to my Marcos Build website: http://mm7056.wordpress.com just click on the 'Subframe Jig' tab.
... and Rodger, I'd love to see some photos of your dash as well |
Steve (MM 7056) Downunder http://www.mm7056.wordpress.com | Last modified March 10th, 2014, 07:26:37 by Steve_Schmidt |
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Rodger Howard |
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Sorry it took a while for me to get back on a desktop computer to change the file names so the site would accept my photo's Obviously I have to fit the instruments and terminate the harness but the bones of it is now done. There will be a twinmaster, pair of heuer clocks, speedpilot, fuel gauge in the middle, speedwell weston tacho, speedwell mechanical water temp, oil pressure and oil temp. Warning lights I have made in two 52mm 'gauges' cut into 4 segments. The chronometric speedometer will be down below. Yesterday we cut the holes for the external lights so these will be gel coated this week and the car will be cut and any touch ups done. Then its time for assembly. |
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Rodger Howard |
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From a slightly different angle to include the gearshift |
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Rodger Howard |
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The front corners are almost complete.The brass rims have come up a treat. Unfortunately we found that the club made perspex lens was 5mm short and also came pre-drilled Never mind. So we have used them as a template for a fibreglass buck that is slightly longer. We are now preparing to experiment with my industrial oven at work so I don't upset my wife. |
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