Exocet Build 001
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Re: Exocet Build 001
More like the book 'Great Expectations"
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- Fast Driver
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Re: Exocet Build 001
Build Day 1
Started the official build at 1pm.
Floors and tunnel - in
Fuel tank - in
Pedal boxes and steering column - in
Handbrake - started
Engine loom - started.
All in all, not bad for 4 hours work
Started the official build at 1pm.
Floors and tunnel - in
Fuel tank - in
Pedal boxes and steering column - in
Handbrake - started
Engine loom - started.
All in all, not bad for 4 hours work
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Re: Exocet Build 001
Ready for Dann to work some magic.
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Re: Exocet Build 001
Visiting Uncle Dann tomorrow
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Re: Exocet Build 001
shouldn't the frame have been powder coated first?
or are you going to take all the bits off and paint later?
loving your work so far.
or are you going to take all the bits off and paint later?
loving your work so far.
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Re: Exocet Build 001
inspirational work well done
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Re: Exocet Build 001
Day 2
Doesn't look like we've achieved much, but the main dash and engine loom is in, fuel line, cooling, air filter, manifold and cat is in.
Doesn't look like we've achieved much, but the main dash and engine loom is in, fuel line, cooling, air filter, manifold and cat is in.
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Re: Exocet Build 001
Ooh...those wheels look familiar!
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Busy day....
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Re: Exocet Build 001
Does it go around the block yet?
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It probably does. I'm sure Dann has had it out for skids by now.
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Re: Exocet Build 001
The first Exocet is pretty much finished. A few things like headlights, mirrors and the body panels are all that's left. I just want to point out how easy it is to build. With the exception of a few specialist tools like a hoist and brake flaring tool, the whole car can be built with a basic tool kit from Bunnings and a Gregory's MX5 book from Supercheap.
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Oh, and number plate lights.
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Re: Exocet Build 001
And a video of it driving around the block...
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