samta22
Club Retro Rides Member
Stuck in once more...
Posts: 1,276 
Club RR Member Number: 32
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Jan 18, 2017 17:31:38 GMT
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Looks great.
To get that far by the end of the year is the dream for mine... think need to pull my finger out!
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'37 Austin 7 '56 Austin A35 '58 Austin A35 '65 Triumph Herald 12/50 '69 MGB GT '74 MGB GT V8'73 TA22 Toyota Celica restoration'95 Mercedes SL320 '04 MGTF 135 'Cool Blue' (Mrs' Baby) '05 Land Rover Discovery 3 V8 '67 Abarth 595 (Mrs' runabout) '18 Disco V |
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eurogranada
Europe
To tinker or not to tinker, that is the question...
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Shows how good of a job you did on the metalwork!
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Just an update for those that like to see stuff conclude... The car is back on its wheel on fully detailed suspension. Leaves for final paint tomorrow and should be painted by the end of the month ready for final assembly.  |
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Do you have a close up of the wheels and there mountings please?
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I don't have a close-up of the wheels and since it is not my car it might take me a bit to get one.
They are pretty much the same as the Minatoyr (sp?)wheels that I have on my GT except they are an Australian version. Are you familiar with the Minatour wheels? Those I can nip out to the shop and take a picture of. They are center-lock alloys where the hug is a big chunk of machined steelbolted to the alloy rim.
The wheels are great in that they run true and don't require inner tubes. They do weigh a ton.
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I admire your approach to the work and that nice little frame rack/table you've made. Lovely results. John, CT/USA
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