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Re: Icelandic style 4x4.
by Skid Sun 12 Jun 2016, 5:39 pm
I'm liking this Nige. All the better without the body too! 
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Re: Icelandic style 4x4.
by Guest Sun 12 Jun 2016, 6:40 pm
Cheers gents. 
Got the engine done today with a combination of these....
Fitted a p.e. air filter and mickey mouse dizzy!....
Do like the filter however.
A view of the truck overall.
It's all ready tried crawling up n off the bench...Might have a play with the nos bottle tonight/next.
Got the engine done today with a combination of these....
Fitted a p.e. air filter and mickey mouse dizzy!....
Do like the filter however.
A view of the truck overall.
It's all ready tried crawling up n off the bench...Might have a play with the nos bottle tonight/next.
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Re: Icelandic style 4x4.
by Guest Mon 13 Jun 2016, 7:00 pm
Sprayed the kit rear bumper black.
Then assembled and fitted the giggle gas assembly.
Did some bodywork - my old foil trick! and sprayed that and the wheels luminous orange..
A front view,thinking about the cooling system - think it will go in the back..
Then assembled and fitted the giggle gas assembly.
Did some bodywork - my old foil trick! and sprayed that and the wheels luminous orange..
A front view,thinking about the cooling system - think it will go in the back..
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Re: Icelandic style 4x4.
by GaryDainton Mon 13 Jun 2016, 7:08 pm
Great progress Nige, the engine looks brilliant!!
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Re: Icelandic style 4x4.
by Guest Mon 13 Jun 2016, 7:29 pm
Cheers Gaz,since my last stroke my dexterity has been all over the shop and doing small parts is a real test of my patience hence buying some pre made dizzies.GaryDainton wrote:Great progress Nige, the engine looks brilliant!!
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Re: Icelandic style 4x4.
by GaryDainton Mon 13 Jun 2016, 7:31 pm
Not stopping you making a fantastic job of this Nige, keep going my friend.
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Re: Icelandic style 4x4.
by KatsZenJammer Fri 17 Jun 2016, 3:48 pm
Excellent stuff! Love the engine and the paint colour is very eye catching. The foil trick seems to be doing the trick as well, looking forward to the further progress
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