1959 anglia 100e
08-01-2009, 07:16 PM
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Some more pics as i have done some work on the pedalbox area tonight
And then the mount for the pedal box
And finally the pedals in the same place as originally, Also the brake pedal pushes the master cylinder very well :thumb up:
Cheers Dan
And then the mount for the pedal box
And finally the pedals in the same place as originally, Also the brake pedal pushes the master cylinder very well :thumb up:
Cheers Dan
09-01-2009, 09:05 PM
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Thankyou very much for the comments 
want to try and get the colomn mounted before i bring it home, which will probably be next week or so as we have a busy couple of weeks in our workshop 
want to try and get the colomn mounted before i bring it home, which will probably be next week or so as we have a busy couple of weeks in our workshop
11-01-2009, 01:30 AM
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Your Anglia looks pukka mate. I'm in negotiations with the girlfriend at the mo as I have seen one for sale, its a 56 model, currently in primer, no engine fitted, but comes with a V6, a 9" rear end, absolutly mint leather interior etc.... It was built to be a drag car, but the guy crashed it. It was fully repaired and has been sitting in dry storage for the past 5 years.
ill get some pics and put them on.
ill get some pics and put them on.
22-01-2009, 11:30 PM
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Glad you lifted those 4 link front brackets up, when i first see the ones under car i was thinking 'damm gotta say to him to check the roll skew ' and was hoping that you hadn't welded it all in, first time i've seen the build and your going great guns, be good to see another 100E out there
28-03-2009, 06:17 PM
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finally had some time away from painting this weekend, so after a very long time a small update for you. Ive been putting this job off for a long time for no real reason just didnt fancy it so this morning went up my workmates and took some measurements from his mk1 escort then off to the workshop to start chopping. So heres some pics
First off make a jig to aid with positioning
Cutting has begun
Jig centralised on car
The offer some top mount plates up
I may neew to wind the tca's and steering arms in
I may go into work 2moro and finish the mounts off and tidy them up a bit, after ive watched the f1 of course
so this morning went up my workmates and took some measurements from his mk1 escort then off to the workshop to start chopping. So heres some picsFirst off make a jig to aid with positioning
Cutting has begun
Jig centralised on car
The offer some top mount plates up
I may neew to wind the tca's and steering arms in
I may go into work 2moro and finish the mounts off and tidy them up a bit, after ive watched the f1 of course
30-03-2009, 10:13 PM
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Its all about practice I work on cars all day, most days so that helps. Thanks for the comments, im hoping for a quicker update than last time. Hoping my glass front wings arrive soon to check wheel clearences etc
I work on cars all day, most days so that helps. Thanks for the comments, im hoping for a quicker update than last time. Hoping my glass front wings arrive soon to check wheel clearences etc
30-03-2009, 11:12 PM
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Just spent an hour going through this whole thread and all I can say is once again how impressive all the fab work is! I wish I could just make things happen like that!
Be really good to see it done!
Be really good to see it done!
03-04-2009, 06:52 PM
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well have done a little bit more after work tonight. For whatever reason the photos are not very good 
but anywho
Next thing i need to do is get the gearbox back out and finish doing the tunnel and bulkhead Not sure when im going to get a chance to do that
but anywhoNext thing i need to do is get the gearbox back out and finish doing the tunnel and bulkhead
Not sure when im going to get a chance to do that
04-04-2009, 04:08 PM
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The 3 bolts are what were holding the struts on to the original 100e mountings before i changed the strut tops. Im not going to bother chopping them off as those top mounts will be getting chucked away and replaced with adjustable ones when i come to build the car up properly 
04-04-2009, 09:49 PM
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When you said the other night on MSN that you had made a strut brace. i thought you ment an upper one for the 106 lol..
looked real good in the workshop the other day Daniel!
shame my car cant be ready for this week 
looked real good in the workshop the other day Daniel!
shame my car cant be ready for this week
05-04-2009, 03:42 PM
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Thanks for the nice coments, give me a bit of enthusiasm I have been welding for around 3 and a bit years i suppose. I prefer to tig weld really but some bits on a cat its just not worth using that for. If you didn't thave such a rusty old pug phillip it would have been done by now
I have been welding for around 3 and a bit years i suppose. I prefer to tig weld really but some bits on a cat its just not worth using that for. If you didn't thave such a rusty old pug phillip it would have been done by now
07-04-2009, 07:24 PM
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Received a parcel from rally design today wohoo
Bits to build some tension struts and also an anti roll bar to modify to work with my new tension struts once i make them
Braking parts, the caterham one got taken back off my car for a new car we are building at work. So shiney new wilwood cylinder and drop pipe for my reservior
And onto other stuff ive been doig tonight, My first time of doing ally tig welding so go gently on me need some more practice but it doesnt leak so its all good
Header tank
Also started on the airbox mounting
Clearence for the light still
wohoo Bits to build some tension struts and also an anti roll bar to modify to work with my new tension struts once i make them
Braking parts, the caterham one got taken back off my car for a new car we are building at work. So shiney new wilwood cylinder and drop pipe for my reservior
And onto other stuff ive been doig tonight, My first time of doing ally tig welding so go gently on me
need some more practice but it doesnt leak so its all goodHeader tank
Also started on the airbox mounting
Clearence for the light still
15-04-2009, 07:06 PM
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Another small update, a few bits have arrived in the post
Header pressure cap and a screw cap for my washer tank
My birthday present from my mother A pair of fibreglass wings
and onto the car, header tank cap welded ona nd mounts sorted
Air box mounting try welded in
And all together for now
Next i think i shall make up the washer tank
Header pressure cap and a screw cap for my washer tank
My birthday present from my mother
A pair of fibreglass wingsand onto the car, header tank cap welded ona nd mounts sorted
Air box mounting try welded in
And all together for now
Next i think i shall make up the washer tank
