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besso 05-18-2009 03:45 AM

Drb top off
 
How hard is it to separate body from the frame? Has anybody else done this?

BJ's Snake 05-18-2009 04:48 AM

Just set fire to it. Sorry mate couldn't resist.

Cheers
BJ

Towmaster 05-18-2009 07:41 AM

pretty hard to do i would think.....

YOu would have to be pretty quick to catch a DRB to set fire to it.....

Yellow one at the Nationals was uncatchable......

kindling and a spark.....

maxwell 05-18-2009 08:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BJ's Snake (Post 950102)
Just set fire to it. Sorry mate couldn't resist.

Cheers
BJ

You own an EVANS and youre bagging a DRB???
From terrible to even worse.

Aussie Mike 05-18-2009 09:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by maxwell (Post 950355)
You own an EVANS and youre bagging a DRB???
From terrible to even worse.

Brett is not bagging Besso's car, just stiring him up a bit.

Check out the pic of Besso's DRB below. That's not a new jet propulsion system at the back. %/

http://www.cobracarclubvic.org.au/Sh...ll09-%2023.JPG

BJ's Snake 05-19-2009 01:57 AM

Thanks Mike for the back up.
I wasn't bagging anyone's car just referring to an incident that happened at Winton and had a beer and a laugh with the owner the same night. Some should not jump into critisism without knowing the facts. And Mr Maxwell what makes your Robnell better than an Evans or a DRB? Isn't it just another replica?
Cheers
Brett

besso 05-19-2009 03:09 AM

Okay guys all i wanna know , is it possible to remove drb body from the frame with out to much hassle...

No flames,No burning,

Philm 05-19-2009 05:10 AM

Why not give DRB a call I am sure Peter would help.


Besso, still impressed how you had your wits about you and stayed clam and controlled even when you saw flames coming out of the hand brake hole:eek:

And then you drove it home.:D

Can wait till next Shelby fest.

Phil

Aussie Mike 05-19-2009 05:12 AM

Aren't they mainly bonded and rivited at the sills? Would you need to remove the whole body or could you get away with cutting the back half off and just repairing/replacing that?

Hopefully some DRB experts will get on here and answer as I'm curious myself.

Cheers

stephen low 05-20-2009 06:58 AM

I would presume that the body is bonded around the inside of the sills. If that is the case Paul, you may be able to cut (grind) the underside to release the body off the sides.

I'd also presume some bonding in the boot and engine bay areas so this may make it harder but given the repair work that has to be done, now is your chance to make a removeable body.

The G-Force and I presume RMC is held down by quite a number of bolts screwing into threaded inserts into the chassis. Perhaps you could replicate this too in some form. Only a thought.

Talk to Greg as the fibreglass guru, I'm sure he could find a way for you.

Cheers


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