my cosworth managed fiesta rs turbo
 

hi chaps

here's some pics of my fiesta rs turbo that i've just finished a nut/bolt resto on the engine bay, owned the car a very long time(18 years) and a lot of you might know it threw OKC and the fast ford main feature back in 09,

the bay resto i've done everything myself in my garage, from welding to paint and everything in between, i never painted or welded anything before in my life but i feel quite proud of what i've achieved in the last 6 months, engine and gearbox is a really top spec too

anyway here's a few pics of it anyway

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That is mint, well done!

thankyou:grin:

Well done matey. What a cracking job you have done. Ive always wanted to learn to paint cars.

The engine bay is nice and tidy.

thanks glenn, it's not perfect by any means but i've been round a lot of bodyshops and picked up a few things, i geared up my garage with a new compressor and watertrap lines and fixings and just gave it a go, not sure i'd be confident to do anything on the outside yet but i feel quite proud of what i have achieved so far

Looks really nice that!

Thats very smart.
Engine bay looks great :top:

thanks

cheers

Looks great! Think this was at Herts auto show in welwyn? Was nice mate

that's right, same one

it was the first show out running in the new engine

Great job you have done on the engine bay fair play!!

thanks

Engine bay looks awesome mate. It's amazing how many people have these skills and they didn't even know it untill they gave it a a try :-) well done

thanks mate, can't wait to get it mapped now, should be a weapon on the road too

Nice job, have you removed something from the rear right of the bay where loom goes through on a standard car?

hi stuart, long time, yes as you can work out all the looms have been hidden both management and general loom for lights ect, you would have had 2 large loom holes(1 each side) which has been welded up, the large back panel that would have had held the loom which would have run the entire width of the car has been removed, which has enabled me to leave the underside of the scuttle area all open, also lost the origional jack mounting point on the suspension turrett, all chasis parts powdercoated satin black lots of bolts and detiling bits pasivated silver, brand new engine and gearbox ultimate cvh spec