looks really nice well done
Dirks Retro Cooper With A Twist!
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, Aug 09 2010 06:34 PM
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Posted 19 December 2010 - 03:35 PM
sweet project, inspiring!
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Posted 19 December 2010 - 06:25 PM
Nice one Mate been looking forward to the Mag Feature.
Just bought it and its awsome man
Well Done
chadders
Just bought it and its awsome man
Well Done
chadders
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Posted 19 December 2010 - 10:30 PM
Very nice car matey, very impressive!!!
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Posted 27 December 2010 - 01:53 PM
thankyou all very much, very pleased with the feature and the pictures.
my last car made the cover too, my mk2 mexico
ive lifted the car up a good bit for winter, so it wont just sit on top of snow!!
ive started to make a new dashboard, ive made it from steel for now, just so i can get the right shape.
ive fitted it for now, so i can see if it needs work on it.
my last car made the cover too, my mk2 mexico
ive lifted the car up a good bit for winter, so it wont just sit on top of snow!!
ive started to make a new dashboard, ive made it from steel for now, just so i can get the right shape.
ive fitted it for now, so i can see if it needs work on it.
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Posted 27 December 2010 - 03:23 PM
awesome mini 
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Posted 28 December 2010 - 07:04 PM
Absolutly brilliant mate well done to yourself and your brother on the feature, Just sat down with the mag and read every word 
Top work
Top work
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Posted 03 January 2011 - 01:02 AM
got a bit more done on the dash.........
i decided to put five small clocks in, and i made a pod to mount them in, angled towards the driver ( me:-D )
its taken me ages to get it all shaped up and mounted, but its all done now. got it all skimmed up tonight.
ive put a slight angle on the two outside main clocks too, just to give it some shape, i didn't want it all to look flat.
i decided to put five small clocks in, and i made a pod to mount them in, angled towards the driver ( me:-D )
its taken me ages to get it all shaped up and mounted, but its all done now. got it all skimmed up tonight.
ive put a slight angle on the two outside main clocks too, just to give it some shape, i didn't want it all to look flat.
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Posted 03 January 2011 - 01:03 AM
wow! brilliant work, id love to be able to make this sort of stuff myself. might have to try making some of those side skirts mind 
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Posted 03 January 2011 - 11:33 AM
i never reaslised you had made a rear splitter for it??? do you have anymore pictures of that?
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Posted 03 January 2011 - 11:21 PM
wow! brilliant work, id love to be able to make this sort of stuff myself. might have to try making some of those side skirts mind
thanks.
i love making stuff, especially from stuff i have laying around.
the main part of the dash is made from an old sign i had, its like alloy but has plastic in the middle, which is a pain because i had to cut along the back to get it to bend, and the rest is steel sheet that i have left from welding.
so far its cost now't!
CaptainBland08 Posted Today, 11:33 AM
i never reaslised you had made a rear splitter for it??? do you have anymore pictures of that?
Chris
i dont have any pictures of me making it, i wasn't sure it was going to work.
also you cant see it until you get up close!
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Posted 04 January 2011 - 01:17 AM
i must say i have just sat here reading the whole of this thread and u have done some bloddy amazing work and amazing manufacturing skills there too . especially like the exhausts that has got to be a first but everything just works well together . top marks and keep it up
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Posted 04 January 2011 - 01:38 AM
an amazing build, so much creativity, given me alot of inspiration to my own project, keep up the good work
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Posted 08 January 2011 - 09:35 PM
Jaswalker24 Posted Jan 4 2011, 01:38 AM
an amazing build, so much creativity, given me alot of inspiration to my own project, keep up the good work
i'm glad my project gives people like yourself inspiration.
i think the creativity comes from not being able too spend that much money on my car, but still wanting to do things, so having to think about what i could do with things i have laying about.
things like the exhaust, thats made from one i bought, and an old one off of a friends mini that was blowing, so i used the second tale pipe, the tubes for the exhaust on the car are from the srap bin at a local metal show ( i did ask )
the rear beam is an old 40mmx60mm fence post from work.
the dash is made from an old sign i had.
so my car really is proof that you dont have to spend alot to make a nice car.
i think if i had loads of money to spend on it, it wouldnt have been half as individual as it is.
an amazing build, so much creativity, given me alot of inspiration to my own project, keep up the good work
i'm glad my project gives people like yourself inspiration.
i think the creativity comes from not being able too spend that much money on my car, but still wanting to do things, so having to think about what i could do with things i have laying about.
things like the exhaust, thats made from one i bought, and an old one off of a friends mini that was blowing, so i used the second tale pipe, the tubes for the exhaust on the car are from the srap bin at a local metal show ( i did ask )
the rear beam is an old 40mmx60mm fence post from work.
the dash is made from an old sign i had.
so my car really is proof that you dont have to spend alot to make a nice car.
i think if i had loads of money to spend on it, it wouldnt have been half as individual as it is.
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Posted 08 January 2011 - 10:01 PM
Jaswalker24 Posted Jan 4 2011, 01:38 AM
an amazing build, so much creativity, given me alot of inspiration to my own project, keep up the good work
i'm glad my project gives people like yourself inspiration.
i think the creativity comes from not being able too spend that much money on my car, but still wanting to do things, so having to think about what i could do with things i have laying about.
things like the exhaust, thats made from one i bought, and an old one off of a friends mini that was blowing, so i used the second tale pipe, the tubes for the exhaust on the car are from the srap bin at a local metal show ( i did ask )
the rear beam is an old 40mmx60mm fence post from work.
the dash is made from an old sign i had.
so my car really is proof that you dont have to spend alot to make a nice car.
i think if i had loads of money to spend on it, it wouldnt have been half as individual as it is.
an amazing build, so much creativity, given me alot of inspiration to my own project, keep up the good work
i'm glad my project gives people like yourself inspiration.
i think the creativity comes from not being able too spend that much money on my car, but still wanting to do things, so having to think about what i could do with things i have laying about.
things like the exhaust, thats made from one i bought, and an old one off of a friends mini that was blowing, so i used the second tale pipe, the tubes for the exhaust on the car are from the srap bin at a local metal show ( i did ask )
the rear beam is an old 40mmx60mm fence post from work.
the dash is made from an old sign i had.
so my car really is proof that you dont have to spend alot to make a nice car.
i think if i had loads of money to spend on it, it wouldnt have been half as individual as it is.
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