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Looking very sharp Mando, a real credit to you
Rog

Mando,

Very impressive. You do good work.

Cheers

Wow Mando, simply stunning!

It's a real credit to you. You'll have without doubt one of the most amazing Cobras in OZ!

Steve.

Awesome job Mando.

Questions:

Is that braided brakelines running from the master cylinders? More pics please!

What boot and door rubbers did you use?

Cheers,

Ben

Wow.

Wow!!!.... and WoW!

Mando, your car is stunning.

Congratulations on a job very well done!

Geof

Mando - Stephen and Geoff used the word - stunning! Who cares about emissions!

bbbbbbbbbbeeeeeeeeeeeee ute E Forl!

Oh.....my.....god!

Mando!

What a beauty! :eek:

Park next to me and I'm going to have to kill ya! :LOL:

A real credit to ya fratello!

Stef

sensational car Mando

incredible detail
:D
LoBelly

Looks great - very neat !

What make is the kit?

Tone

Love it mando, your car will raise the bar.

I also love your work space, is that a tiled floor?

Phil

Looking absolutely awesome. A real credit to your ability.

Are you looking to adopt anyone soon Mando?

PS I'm pretty well house trained.

Looking really beautiful Mando.

That muffler at the back looks familiar :LOL:

Great looking car Mando, fingers crossed for you and the test.

Thanks Ben, they are braided. They ended up that way only because I didn't do them in hard line when I could and by the time I got round to it, it was to hard to get in there. I actually prefer the look of the hard lines which I've got everywhere else except in the engine bay.

http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/d...0/P1000412.jpg

http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/d...0/P1000410.jpg

The rubbers I used are 14mm x 8mm solid section. I installed a hollow rubber first but I didn't like the way it sat so it took me 2 minutes to remove the rubber and 2 hours to remove the glue, what a job. The section I used is fantastic, it's easy to install and sits and looks great. Water wasn't an issue for me but I think it seals really well. My biggest problem with the 1st rubber I tried, was that when the boot lid came down, the top section would try and roll the rubber out of it's position. I'm still playing around with the door seals.

http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/d...0/P1000413.jpg

http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/d...0/P1000408.jpg

http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/d...0/P1000423.jpg

http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/d...0/P1000424.jpg

http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/d...0/P1000431.jpg

The seats arrived last week and I couldn't believe they fit into my seat holes. Thanks again for those, I'm going to install them this weekend.

http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/d...0/P1000422.jpg

Tonus, my kit is a Classic Revival from Sydney.

Phil, yes the floors are tiled but they look small in the pictures. The tiles are actually
500 x 500.

Legless, at least that would make one of us!

Mike, I didn't think you'd recognize it with it's new flat black paint job. It looks pretty good.

Thanks Boxhead, if I don't get through I might be shifting to your neck of the woods or up to Mildura with Gavin!

Regards.

Mando, incredible build - talk about perfection!

Plenty more eye candy in your gallery too. Can't wait to see it in motion. :3DSMILE:

Sambo

Mando,

I like the look of those lines - where did you get the billet clamps?

Also, any particular reason that you put the rubbers on the body rather than the panels?

Cheers,

Ben

Congratulations Mando. I just love the product. Good luck with the Emission Tests.

Question: Have you had the blades on your twin thermo fans polished or are they just as they came from the supplier?

Baz