Posted: Mon Jan 30, 06 10:10 am
Hey Jon.. thats absolutly perfect 
That looks cool... need to lighten it?
Hood, trunk, front fenders, bumpers?
That will liven it up.
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Posted: Tue Jan 31, 06 6:39 pm
Posted: Tue Jan 31, 06 7:07 pm
Sounds like a good plan Jeff! how do I contact Dale?
Posted: Tue Jan 31, 06 7:10 pm
Well, I know Dale has the moulds for the bumpers, I have the mould for the trunk, and I have lent out the mould for the hood and the fenders... You just need to get them all together, Oh, and I know of some moulds for he doors too!
Posted: Tue Jan 31, 06 7:12 pm
Nice car Jon, I think a few of us fancied that car while it was for sale (I know i did!). Looks mean!
On the topic of junkyard dogs some bloke stopped me in the street whilst driving the Dart and said'Don't paint that mate, ever!' I'm tempted to say the same about your new car Jon
On the topic of junkyard dogs some bloke stopped me in the street whilst driving the Dart and said'Don't paint that mate, ever!' I'm tempted to say the same about your new car Jon
Posted: Fri Feb 03, 06 1:32 pm
well didcot is even further i have an ex in didcot anyway when i get the ol girl back ill let you knowJonB wrote:Simon, would be good to see you, Im actually nearer to Didcot than Oxford.
Posted: Fri Feb 03, 06 1:43 pm
...erm.... the ex or the car ?74dartsport wrote:well didcot is even further i have an ex in didcot anyway when i get the ol girl back ill let you knowJonB wrote:Simon, would be good to see you, Im actually nearer to Didcot than Oxford.
Posted: Sun Feb 05, 06 5:04 pm
Spent the day in the Coronet and removed over 25 feet of redundant wire that was not connected to anything! Cleaned the wheels and apart from needing LHT nuts I think they look great.
Also found lots of trim bits a radio and what appears to be a little used jack in the trunk.
Next strip the inside weld up the holes fit the Jazz seats.
Also found lots of trim bits a radio and what appears to be a little used jack in the trunk.
Next strip the inside weld up the holes fit the Jazz seats.
Posted: Sun Feb 05, 06 5:19 pm
Good work Jon, got some interesting parts in the garage there! now then, stop mucking about and get that heater out and the battery in the trunk...
Posted: Sun Feb 05, 06 6:35 pm
cool car we `66 coronets will inherit the earth 
I agreee with blue get ya battery in the boot! still got my heater fitted tho 
we `66 coronets will inherit the earth I agreee with blue get ya battery in the boot! still got my heater fitted tho Posted: Sun Feb 05, 06 6:42 pm
Small amount of welding to be done in the boot before moving the battery, hopefully the heater will be out next weekend.
Posted: Sun Feb 05, 06 7:00 pm
Looks great nice to see a few more cars with sloted alloys
nice to see a few more cars with sloted alloys