Hazel's Mk1 GP SWB '67

Started by Hazel, February 20, 2013, 08:38:28 PM

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I guess that leaves a cup holder

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Quote from: Buggybaggy on November 08, 2013, 08:40:02 PM
An oil drip catcher.
An LED light housing.
A serious horn switch (Steering wheel stylee)
First of 4 wheel centre caps.
New head for the tin man (Wizard of Oz Stylee)
An off-cut from something else you've made and you're just fooling us.
Tacho pod.

All good suggestions  ;D

It is in-fact my speedo pod!  :D
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What sort of speedo you using? that looks about 3" dia to me.
I'm in my buggy,
It's raining,
I really don't care.

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Quote from: Shaggy on November 29, 2013, 04:01:47 PM
What sort of speedo you using? that looks about 3" dia to me.

It's about that  ;-)up Going to use a little Acewell speedo...
Got a few other things to be finishing off over winter too. Maybe a new engine too!!  :D
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New engine  8) what size you going for or you keeping quiet about the spec
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Quote from: Shaggy on November 29, 2013, 05:34:12 PM
New engine  8) what size you going for or you keeping quiet about the spec

Hopefully, I am picking up Mrs Child of the 70's old Beetle engine tomorrow. It's a 1500 and to be honest, I'm no fussed as long as it gets me going again! Who knows I might get one more drive in before next year!  ???
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That's great 1500 is a great strong engine ran one in the rail for a few years till we got the 1700T4
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Fingers crossed this one will be, because I picked it up today.

Thanks 70's kid!  ;)
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is it in yet. running?????
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Quote from: muzzy01 on December 05, 2013, 09:21:09 AM
is it in yet. running?????

Hopefully, will find out later. Fingers crossed  :D
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you going in it tonight then
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Quote from: muzzy01 on December 05, 2013, 09:39:47 AM
you going in it tonight then

Dunno about that, but I thought I would see if it ran and what might need doing...
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So last night and tonight I gave the 'new' engine some attention.



Step 1,



Step 2,



Step 3, search Dad's garage for twin-port heads

Step 4, rob said heads  ;D

Just a little upgrade to help the engine breath better...

It's coming back together slowly, nearly got there till I noticed a push rod tube wasn't in properly and my toes started to drop off!
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what did you decide after for the rear number plate light/ cover

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