stutab
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Soft dash restoration
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P38_Ireland
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now thats looking swish! how long off till its ready for a test drive?
tarphenry
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superb work, nice to see a class rebuild. What a machine it will be when its finished.
v8geoff
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Wow one amazing build love it cant wait to see it finished work of art
SpiggyTopes
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Hi,
Great project!
Please let me know where you got the heat reflective sheet and tape.
Cheers.
Cheers i'd have thought in the N/Y
thanks Henry
Cheers Geoff
Got the self adhesive sheet from Demon Tweeks but it's just not sticky enough for my application
so i haven't used it or the roll of tape.
We're going to wrap the cats instead with a sheet of very similar material that you lock wire in
place or use metal cable ties. Got that from Holden vintage & classic
A lot of places sell these products inc good old ebay but i prefer to buy from known suppliers
www,merlinmotorsport.co.uk
www.holden.co.uk
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SpiggyTopes
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Many thanks for the info
No problem Spiggy, i'd imagine if you used some good contact adhesive then any of this sheet could be stuck in place and also help the sticky sheet to stick
The sheet and tape i have is www.thermotec.com
The sheet and tape i have is www.thermotec.com
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ukadamwest
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Sod the heat tape.... i want to know who the girl is on holden's website..
stutab
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Flat chest as wellLooks a bit moody to me, could be a right handful
on the bones
pete1987RRC
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Odd shape nose if you ask me
We do a heat reflective tape if your lookin.......send me a PM 😀😀
ukadamwest
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ahh the crazy ones are usually the best in the sack..
as for skinny.. i was going to say i prefer built for speed not for comfort.. but then i realized.. i have a range rover (or two) - i still prefer a girl built for speed not for comfort though !
Cheers Pete, i'll bear that in mind if i need any more
The chassis is almost finished, fuel lines are done just need to fit the heat wrap to the cats, started sorting out the loom and painting the floor in the shell now
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Cats are wrapped and the wiring loom has been cleaned, re taped and is pretty much back
where it should be.
The new body mount bushes/bolts are lubed up ready for it to go back on the chassis.
Apologies for the crap photos they're off my phone, i'll update with better ones off my
camera
where it should be.
The new body mount bushes/bolts are lubed up ready for it to go back on the chassis.
Apologies for the crap photos they're off my phone, i'll update with better ones off my
camera
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The body and chassis are back together
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