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Alex (FTS)
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Woo Hoo- Thats sweet mate- you must be stoked? Is she drivable too? 
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gazman
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| Posted: Tue Oct 16, 2007 5:33 am Post subject: |
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| Alex (FTS) wrote: | | Woo Hoo- Thats sweet mate- you must be stoked? Is she drivable too? |
Err perhaps I can answer that with a pic of the rest of the car -
I think we'll paint and reassemble her before we drive anywhere  |
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Alex (FTS)
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Covin
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| Posted: Tue Oct 16, 2007 7:58 pm Post subject: |
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That sounds great and really looks the part in the engine bay
Well done that man 
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ElusiveStranger
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| Posted: Tue Oct 16, 2007 10:29 pm Post subject: |
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I think that would be well sleeper & rat look combined 
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markspencer
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Keep up the food work, it's a great project.
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gazman
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Thanks Markspencer, its come a long way since I last posted here.... sooo here's a teaser pic -
Still needs camper interior, new wheels, etc but its a long term weekend project, so no rush. We just ordered a set of bmw e30 power window motors to retrofit for our next project
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Booba06
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| sven wrote: | I have the same cooling setup as you have, make sure that the air cannot pass the radiator in any way, tighten it up with a rubber seal the whole way around and it will work.
I haven't done it yet, prêt but I'm going to have a small scoop behind the wheel. Together with the window scoop and maybe with an optional air intake underneath there will be a lot of air pressed through radiator. If you go the same route also make sure that the air will be forced through the rad and not out via one of the other intakes!
Looks like a great project! |
That's a good idea |
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fair point! Great project though. 
