My buggy - Retro Storm LWB

Started by roo1, April 10, 2013, 01:55:24 PM

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Quote from: chris bulls head on April 13, 2013, 08:20:12 AM
Awesome buggy mate...please tel me your moveing the coil tho lol ;-)up
no i was not going to but now you have mentioned it . why have i  over looked some thing please put me strate thanks steve

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just have a look at the pics of other buggys steve and you will see where everyone mounts the coil out of the way ,plus you dont wanna spoil the look do you mate as its lovely  ;-)up

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Quote from: chris bulls head on April 13, 2013, 09:21:25 AM
just have a look at the pics of other buggys steve and you will see where everyone mounts the coil out of the way ,plus you dont wanna spoil the look do you mate as its lovely  ;-)up
yea very good piont there now i look at it i see what you mean cheers

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Plus the fact it's facing upwards, soon as it rains & water gets inside it you'll come to a grinding hauls!!!!! That's why they're hidden away from the weather  ::)
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Quote from: Fatbuzzard on April 13, 2013, 03:01:00 PM
Plus the fact it's facing upwards, soon as it rains & water gets inside it you'll come to a grinding hauls!!!!! That's why they're hidden away from the weather  ::)
thanks
yea i see it all now (blush)

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Mines mounted on rear of fan housing with riv nuts bit of a fiddle but out of the way ;-)up
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Quote from: Big Clem on April 13, 2013, 06:36:29 PM
Mines mounted on rear of fan housing with riv nuts bit of a fiddle but out of the way ;-)up
thanks for that idea ill look in to it ;-)up

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Quote from: Fatbuzzard on April 13, 2013, 08:17:13 AM
I painted a pair of headlights that colour for fibrecraft. I'm guessing they're yours? Small world ah?  :D ;-)up
i think you could be rights ya did a good job
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Great idea on the flake. Can't be far off having it on the road now.
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 still a few jobs i.e. fues box front lights  seats to do roll bar . been doing the dash to day



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I think a set of round reflectors would help the symmetry of the rear lights or put a pair down by the engine/ cage

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Quote from: snoopy on April 21, 2013, 06:50:31 PM
I think a set of round reflectors would help the symmetry of the rear lights or put a pair down by the engine/ cage
ya know i think i might just go and do that :)

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Isn't she just :) and really coming along well, any chance of a photo of the bonnet section
that open's :D :D

That looks sooo neat  ;-)up

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