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Date: 7-26-07 04:17
From: felix_666 in Melbourne - Oz
Subject: Re: 73' Round Verona Full Resto
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| brentspud wrote: | | what's the difference between them? |
The Sports a Stiffer by about ~20% (different valve?) and i heard someone say that they are actually shorter (not sure about that one), definitely stiffer though, hence the shorter springs.
The HD's are better than a oem replacement but are designed as a standard shock.
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Date: 8-6-07 10:42
From: felix_666 in Melbourne - Oz
Subject: Re: 73' Round Verona Full Resto
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Date: 8-6-07 10:52
From: felix_666 in Melbourne - Oz
Subject: Re: 73' Round Verona Full Resto
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Newest addition to the family:
Engine runs great, box and clutch is tight, diff has been re-built, otherwise a lot of rust.
This car will be parted so for all you 02 fans let me know if there is something i can help you out with. I will generate a pdf file with all the relevant parts, but this could take me some time to getting around to doing.
Brand new battery for sale as well (about three weeks old, RACV)
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Date: 8-18-07 09:12
From: cj in the BMW Sauber F1 car
Subject: Re: 73' Round Verona Full Resto
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| felix_666 wrote: | yeah i could send them to the states, surely though there are some headlights available in the states?? I'll get a quote for you and work out a price.
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Thanks. The US cars come with completely diffrent buckets. I also would'nt mind the guage cluster and driver side door arm rest.
Cris _________________ The rides!
www.cardomain.com/ride/792851
www.cardomain.com/ride/792793
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Date: 8-20-07 06:47
From: brentspud in Melbourne, Australia
Subject: Re: 73' Round Verona Full Resto
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what are the under-dash panels like? are they all there? _________________ Brent May - Engineering Student, Monash University
1974 BMW 2002 Sahara restoration
1990 Hyundai Excel/Pony (375,000kms and still counting) the ghetto car
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Date: 8-20-07 05:11
From: felix_666 in Melbourne - Oz
Subject: Re: 73' Round Verona Full Resto
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Date: 9-17-07 03:48
From: felix_666 in Melbourne - Oz
Subject: Its been a while...
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There has been progress but i'll update properly when i have time, this here is some creativity due to my lack of planning ahead. I degreased the car before removing the engine and sub to realise that once the engine was removed there was still a lot of dirt/grease, and with no sub it made for hard moving.
So i came up with this, an indoor car wash. Worked a treat!
dont worry about the electricity...
there is a lot more water in there than you think, so much so that i couldn't lift the plastic.
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Date: 11-8-07 07:17
From: brentspud in Melbourne, Australia
Subject: Re: 73' Round Verona Full Resto
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how's the car going? long time no update.
this car doesn't happen to be the 2002 that i see parked in domain rd all the time is it?? _________________ Brent May - Engineering Student, Monash University
1974 BMW 2002 Sahara restoration
1990 Hyundai Excel/Pony (375,000kms and still counting) the ghetto car
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Date: 11-22-07 02:03
From: felix_666 in Melbourne - Oz
Subject: Re: 73' Round Verona Full Resto
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UPDATE.
Anyway its been a busy few weeks. Basically just stripped the car. Just got the headliner and scripting left, but annoyingly i left organising the painters pretty late and the bloke said he'll fit me in start of next year.
So i'll be mad busy trying to get everything ready to bolt back onto the car before it comes back at the end of Jan.
bonnet and boot still on for space reasons
empty engine bay, except for that damn speedo, still cant get it out!!
the car is amazingly dusty, not sure how to clean it all out
the dreaded foot well, not too bad, just a little surface rust.
clean wheel well
got to love that rear end
it wouldn't be an 02 with out some proper rust, hopefully not too bad
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Date: 11-22-07 07:54
From: oz_tom in Melbourne - Australia
Subject: Re: 73' Round Verona Full Resto
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| felix_666 wrote: | | yeah tried that with no luck, unfortunately there had been very few nuts that have wanted to come off due to all the dust this car has seen, i'll just keep spraying it and twisting. |
Hey mate, howd you go with the headliner?
Neither myself nor Bill can remember exactly but with those press in metal clip things, i think we pinched them with some long nose pliers but it might be better if you post up on the forum and see if you get any hits.
Cheers,
Tom _________________
72tii - Whitey
74 - Blacky
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Date: 11-25-07 04:43
From: felix_666 in Melbourne - Oz
Subject: Re: 73' Round Verona Full Resto
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did a bit of work today:
with summer coming i thought i'd invest in some air con
wool is a good insulator so that should keep the cold air in the car
worked ok, not great
hand cleaned the interior, took lots of dirty water and time.
finally worked out how to get this thing out.
thinking about getting this colour as my interior, i would like the white/gray bits to be fewer, but something along these lines would be good, black with a hint of something.
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Date: 11-25-07 05:50
From: oz_tom in Melbourne - Australia
Subject: Re: 73' Round Verona Full Resto
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With the removing the tar off the floor - You used dry ice rather than ice yeh?
Good to hear you got that headliner out without any probs! _________________
72tii - Whitey
74 - Blacky
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