Grey Sidewinder Build

Started by Twitch247, April 05, 2013, 10:01:07 PM

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Twitch247

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It a stelth wrap, all the top manufacturers us it when test driving new cars   :D
Or could be used as air bags if the test drive had gone a bit wrong :'(

Hopefully bit unwrapped soon ready for summer  :)


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Quote from: Twitch247 on May 15, 2013, 08:34:28 AM
It a stelth wrap, all the top manufacturers us it when test driving new cars   :D
;D Just what I thought when I watched it thought it was an Auto Express expose with your cameraman hiding in the bushes ;D

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Quote from: kenny h on May 15, 2013, 09:42:53 AM
Quote from: Twitch247 on May 15, 2013, 08:34:28 AM
It a stelth wrap, all the top manufacturers us it when test driving new cars   :D
;D Just what I thought when I watched it thought it was an Auto Express expose with your cameraman hiding in the bushes ;D

;D

Twitch247

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More like my brother wanting £250 from you've been framed went it went wrong   ;D

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Well buggy is now done and on the road still a few little thing I want to do, but just want to drive it while we have some sun  ;D









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Looks really impressive Phill, well done, those are some spectacular rims!

;-)up

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Quote from: mm289 on July 15, 2013, 09:04:56 PM
Looks really impressive Phill, well done, those are some spectacular rims!

;-)up

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Cheers

Are you  back on the road enjoying the sun shine ???

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That looks very cool well done and enjoy ;-)up
make it if you can.

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Quote from: Twitch247 on July 15, 2013, 09:33:29 PM
Quote from: mm289 on July 15, 2013, 09:04:56 PM
Looks really impressive Phill, well done, those are some spectacular rims!

;-)up

MM

Cheers

Are you  back on the road enjoying the sun shine ???

Not yet, just been on a couple of weeks hols so had no time to work on Tango and now work is crazy busy and I have to catch up on hols !

Meantime weather is stunning and my frustration is growing  >:(

Cheers,

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Twitch247

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Finished of the dash, was not sure what to do found some brushed stainless strips and fitted.
Turned out ok IMO



Also fitted some floor grates I made just for something different



And finally went and got the buggy rolling road set up, worth every penny buggy ran sweet as on the journey home
40 bhp at the wheels not to bad as only a standard 1600cc with twin 36



A few jobs still to do, want to change the exhaust
Really happy with the end result just want to get out and use it more as only done about 120 miles

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Very cool ;-)up
make it if you can.

Twitch247

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Cheers mate

Can't wait to see yours when its done, amazing amount of detail  :D

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Looks very nice mate, must get my finger out and finish mine  ;D
Living the dream

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Quote from: crowey on July 26, 2013, 10:03:51 AM
Looks very nice mate, must get my finger out and finish mine  ;D

Planned to build mine in 6 months after speaking to a couple of buggy owners,  2 years on just finished it  :)

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beautiful buggy mate well done ,love the limebug gear knob.....some shiney chrome head lights would make it look super cool...my opinion only tho.. ;)

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