Excellent job you did there Graham, people don't realise how much work that involved :thumbs_up_smiley:
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Excellent job you did there Graham, people don't realise how much work that involved :thumbs_up_smiley:
Aye, looks spot on matey.
Cheers. Tim W.
Ace Scottie.
once its MOT`d,you fancy taking a 2 week holiday on the south coast?You can do my roadster for me...2 weeks will be plenty of time the speed you work!
I wish i had the drive a lot of you blokes do.
well today this happened, after a few minor fails on saturday
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Well done !! Lochwinnoch on Sunday ??
Never seen this thread before... definbately very cool. The work in that to lift moulds, manufacture the panels and then re engineer them is a major feat in itself, never mind build the car and see it through.. Massive effort and a great reward at the other end .. :)
Did you ever do anything with the A chassis and running gear or is that stashed away for another project ?
hopefully yeah
i had a body and fenders on it but decided to keep going with this project sold sold it all on, used the cowl lights on this van though :whistle:
took some moulds from various 36/7 ford bits and should be starting that soon hopefully
well done on getting the van MOTed.are you going to leave it blue or paint another colour?
Aye, well done that man.
Cheers. Tim W.
over 100 trouble free mile now :rolleyes:Attachment 33413
superb love the name to.
Wikid, Looks the bollies, as John said loving the name matey.
Cheers. Tim W.
Well done, looks great on the road :)
van looks real cool,good to see it on the road.
Looks great Scottie nice one :thumbs_up_smiley:
well done, top job
nice job scottie, looks really kool :thumbsup2:
Spot on :thumbsup2:
John
done more miles this summer than i done in total last year, including the hot rod drags, 700 mile round trip and up to Glencoe the other day to eat some sandwiches, 200 plus miles :)
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