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cobrakiwi 01-20-2017 03:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Jaydee (Post 1413202)
Here in South Australia i was told that hood catch handles are to dangerous and not allowed. As someones flies over the bonnet and cracks there skull on the windscreen, the handles could give you a nasty bruise.:eek:
JD
That's funny! I would think the hood latch handles would be the least of your worries as you fly over the windscreen:JEKYLHYDE

The last few days I have been working on installing the windscreen and carpet, mirror etc.:)

Bill D 01-20-2017 04:04 PM
Looking great

cobrakiwi 01-29-2017 05:25 AM
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Thanks Bill:)

We got the carpet trim/sill plates installed, this finishes off the door edges nicely.

I picked up a batch of powder coating, in this batch I have a few sets of old Lucas headlight buckets, these were in pretty rough condition when I got them, with a little persuasion with the hammer I got them back into shape.
Now they will live a new life,:)

1795 01-29-2017 05:38 AM
Wow, they look brand new :cool: Your craftsmanship never ceases to amaze me.

LMH 01-29-2017 08:19 AM
Nice! I love to see old parts restored and used again!
Larry

cobrakiwi 01-29-2017 02:20 PM
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I also like to use good old restored part if possible, I fitted the headlight buckets with new hardware, installed the lights and trim rings.
Front end starting to look complete:D.

cobrakiwi 02-03-2017 11:51 AM
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Tool Review,
I have been putting off for far to many years, to acquire a good hydraulic line(brakes, clutch lines) flaring tool, especially one that can handle stainless steel.
My old flaring tool gets the job done with steel, copper, but no way on the stainless steel tubing::(

The tool I purchased was one of the Mastercool hydraulic tools, I must say, wish I spent the money years ago, first flare out of the box, perfect!:3DSMILE:

I now have all the hard lines finished for the brakes and clutch:)

Racer_X 02-03-2017 06:23 PM
Those Master Cool hydraulic flaring tools are the bomb! I bought one also a while back and love it!

FUNFER2 06-29-2017 10:49 AM
Remarkable talent. :cool:

FUNFER2 06-29-2017 10:55 AM
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Originally Posted by cobrakiwi (Post 1414759)
Tool Review,
I have been putting off for far to many years, to acquire a good hydraulic line(brakes, clutch lines) flaring tool, especially one that can handle stainless steel.
My old flaring tool gets the job done with steel, copper, but no way on the stainless steel tubing::(

The tool I purchased was one of the Mastercool hydraulic tools, I must say, wish I spent the money years ago, first flare out of the box, perfect!:3DSMILE:

I now have all the hard lines finished for the brakes and clutch:)
If you could give me the item numbers, I'd appreciate it.

https://www.mastercool.com/product-c...flaring-tools/

cobrakiwi 06-29-2017 07:32 PM
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Originally Posted by FUNFER2 (Post 1424858)
If you could give me the item numbers, I'd appreciate it.

https://www.mastercool.com/product-c...flaring-tools/
71475, should of had this kit years ago.

FUNFER2 07-09-2017 06:37 PM
Thank you.

echedey 10-01-2020 01:15 PM
as soon as you sell me the body plans in pdf

cobrakiwi 10-01-2020 07:24 PM
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Originally Posted by echedey (Post 1483505)
as soon as you sell me the body plans in pdf
I have all sorts of good stuff available for sale, even complete cars.:)


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