Father Son project

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Time for another update , it is raining outside and I could walk out to the garage but then you wouldn't get any progress pics .All the body and panels are now polished and hung with panel gapping done to the best of our ability , which wasn't too bad . Work has begun on mounting all the lights and stainless trim around the car
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Now Ratty that is one sweet ride my man you should be very very proud it is friggin awesome, I am envious. 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8)
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Wow, I have to agree with Chris, that is one very impressive car.

Well done to you and your son :D :D :D :D
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Come out so very nice. :)
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Looks good
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Just... WOW
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Lovely work mate.
Was good to see you and Jett at Wilby. Pete told me of
his visit to your place and to Petes,Pete,Pete.

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excellent job i just browsed every page only thing i would change on my SV1 is the petrol filler i have seen a few put them on top of the guard when i raced mine in 1962 i ended up putting baffles in filler pipe stopped it a fair bit from memory
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Time for an update . Most of the exterior trim is now in place and filling in a bit of time with some interior work . Headlining is nearly complete with just the 4 corners to stretch up and glue into place , saving the best part till last :wink: . Underlay and carpet is now in and also pillar cover and seat belts , just a few more little filler panels to make up and cover with vinyl , The original filler panels were no good so went to the wreckers and got an interior panel from a commodore tailgate with some curves and cut them up , that worked out perfect and covered them all for the sum of $5 .
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Bloody magnificent job there Ratty, headlining looks great and should be schmick, love the contrast between the carpet and the seats very cool and the trim on the outside just breathtaking buddy. You should be extremely happy and proud mate an excellent build, thanks for sharing with us build starved regulars. Your efforts are greatly appreciated I just wish there were more fellas like you on the forum. Thanks again. :wink: :wink: 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) :D :D
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Nice job Pete.
Hope to see it next year with the ever ready Jett at the wheel.

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Very nice quality work there. :)
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absolutely stunning....paint is perfection in itself...looks so....wet :D
truly a credit to you guys.....that car is not far off having one lucky driver :D
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Stunning work there lads. Not long to go now, looks like a nice Christmas present for you.

What brand of whitewalls are those Ratty ? I need to get some soon, been looking but not too many options.

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Love it 8)
The colour of the seats against the black will look brilliant :D

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