Fail, only works on the steering column/ignition barrel I believe, & these have been removed anyway.
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Fail, only works on the steering column/ignition barrel I believe, & these have been removed anyway.
Fail, only works on the steering column/ignition barrel I believe, & these have been removed anyway.
Yes it does.
Oh, removed.. erm
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Provided your keeping the Rack, Weld up the UJ as it goes through the firewall.. A small bar plate spanned over to stop it flopping around and your good to go.
Then just track up the wheels AFTER they are at the ride height your going for.
Then just track up the wheels AFTER they are at the ride height your going for.
Thanks K. I think thats what im going to do.
Reet, i need a few things to get this finished...
Front indicator bulb holders/wiring plugs, front sidelight holders/wiring plugs and some rear brake light bulb holders
Also on the look out for a a suitable grille for the oil drum, needs to be around 3ftx2ft so keep your eyes peeled at tips/carboots/skips ect ect!
Lets help the cause people, this will be feeding you at JAE so lets make it work!
Reet, i need a few things to get this finished...
Front indicator bulb holders/wiring plugs, front sidelight holders/wiring plugs and some rear brake light bulb holders
Also on the look out for a a suitable grille for the oil drum, needs to be around 3ftx2ft so keep your eyes peeled at tips/carboots/skips ect ect!
Lets help the cause people, this will be feeding you at JAE so lets make it work!
I have a SS 16 x 26 inch grill sitting here doing nothing, or you could try this http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/3450028/Trail/searchtext%3EBBQ.htm
That is cheap. You can buy replacement oven shelves which should be about right size-wise. They're on eBay and other sites.
Linkage: http://www.spares4appliances.co.uk/products/s4ag0575-shelf-oven-full-width.html?
Are you making a grill for the bottom to rest the charcoal on? Means you can use less and it burns hotter due to the air circulation. Are you towing it facing backwards or forwards?
Linkage: http://www.spares4appliances.co.uk/products/s4ag0575-shelf-oven-full-width.html?
Are you making a grill for the bottom to rest the charcoal on? Means you can use less and it burns hotter due to the air circulation. Are you towing it facing backwards or forwards?
Great find Ollie. I think i might get one of those... will make life ALOT easier! No prep work on teh oil drum, just weld it straight in!
Spook, yes i did plan to put some grills in the bottom, was just going to use some old mesh fence tho! And it'll be towed backwards, but im going to be fitting red LED sidelights and a brake light bulb holder with red LED bulb in the headlights so i wont need a trailer board
EDIT - just looked at the dimensions, 100cm wide.. theres only 91cm between the strut turrets.... Do you reckon that the 100cm width will include the end pieces the handles bolt to??
Spook, yes i did plan to put some grills in the bottom, was just going to use some old mesh fence tho! And it'll be towed backwards, but im going to be fitting red LED sidelights and a brake light bulb holder with red LED bulb in the headlights so i wont need a trailer board
EDIT - just looked at the dimensions, 100cm wide.. theres only 91cm between the strut turrets.... Do you reckon that the 100cm width will include the end pieces the handles bolt to??
Reet.... Its been a long time coming, but ive finally ordered the rest of the stuff needed to get this finished. (I didnt think it was going to cost me this much, but hey ho) Here's what ive bought today;
1) 50mmx50mm steel box section for the draw bar
2) Pressed steel tow hitch
3) Breakaway chain
4) 2x 1mx0.5m Mild steel sheet
5) Portable gas camping stove and a handfull of refills
6) Drill bit set
7) New power drill (my old one isnt adjustable so it useless for drilling metal)
SO all that along with the cost of the BBQ drum and the countless amounts of cutting discs, so far ive spent about £150!! On the plus side ive managed to get myself 1/2 a towbar for free, i just need to make up a bracket to mount it to the chassis (i should hopefully have enough steel in teh garage to make one with no extra cost!).
Ive got headlights and front indicators which ill be converting to use as rear lights, i just need to make up a wiring harness. I also need to tidy up where i cut the car and then weld in plates to fill/cover gaps ect. Ill be paint the external bulkhead and the inside matt black and ill leave the rest of it multi coloured Hopefully progress should start sunday, if not monday afternoon :biggrin:
Oh and just a quick pic of how it stands at the moment!
1) 50mmx50mm steel box section for the draw bar
2) Pressed steel tow hitch
3) Breakaway chain
4) 2x 1mx0.5m Mild steel sheet
5) Portable gas camping stove and a handfull of refills
6) Drill bit set
7) New power drill (my old one isnt adjustable so it useless for drilling metal)
SO all that along with the cost of the BBQ drum and the countless amounts of cutting discs, so far ive spent about £150!! On the plus side ive managed to get myself 1/2 a towbar for free, i just need to make up a bracket to mount it to the chassis (i should hopefully have enough steel in teh garage to make one with no extra cost!).
Ive got headlights and front indicators which ill be converting to use as rear lights, i just need to make up a wiring harness. I also need to tidy up where i cut the car and then weld in plates to fill/cover gaps ect. Ill be paint the external bulkhead and the inside matt black and ill leave the rest of it multi coloured
Hopefully progress should start sunday, if not monday afternoon :biggrin:Oh and just a quick pic of how it stands at the moment!
nice one Liam, look forward to some N15 cooked baycon!
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