Black saph 2wd, Update 14/11/2015
03-09-2008, 09:02 PM
#48
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Wow, great work, looking better and better
04-09-2008, 05:48 AM
#50
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Thanks Matt, not seen it yet, will look later
07-09-2008, 10:26 AM
#63
Cheers 
so far its all my own work welding and paint
It will be
Cheers for all the comments it does help to get the car done
Spent all day saturday removing crimp conectors and soldering the wiring up so its a lot tidier behind the dash now
It will be
Cheers for all the comments it does help to get the car done
Spent all day saturday removing crimp conectors and soldering the wiring up so its a lot tidier behind the dash now
Last edited by Matt Baxter; 07-09-2008 at 10:27 AM.
07-09-2008, 05:51 PM
#64
thought i had finished with the welder then found this
then found the shelf had cracked both sides so out came the welder again
got the dash, carpet and trims back in
oh and soldered the iso plug on
so all in all not a bad day work
then found the shelf had cracked both sides so out came the welder again
got the dash, carpet and trims back in
oh and soldered the iso plug on
so all in all not a bad day work
09-09-2008, 09:03 PM
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That rust is a balls dude, gives me nightmares! Bought a 1990 4x4 sappy and was afraid of my shite it would be holy, but thankfully only a couple a spots underneath sills in front of the back wheels and one seam across the floor, I think I've been lucky. Looks like you're attcking it the only way that works- cut the b*st%d b"tch stuff out. Fair play to ya only way to go
10-09-2008, 09:26 PM
#71
Cheers
yeah its the only way it might take a bit longer to sort but the only way to make sure you get rid of rust is to cut it out
That rust is a balls dude, gives me nightmares! Bought a 1990 4x4 sappy and was afraid of my shite it would be holy, but thankfully only a couple a spots underneath sills in front of the back wheels and one seam across the floor, I think I've been lucky. Looks like you're attcking it the only way that works- cut the b*st%d b"tch stuff out. Fair play to ya only way to go
yeah its the only way it might take a bit longer to sort but the only way to make sure you get rid of rust is to cut it out
14-09-2008, 08:12 PM
#74
painted the spare wheel well/ boot floor
fitted a new relay holder for the fuel pump uprated wiring so its a lot tidier in there now
Also removed the roof lining as it was sagging was going to just stick it back up but have decided to get new fabric and replace it
fitted a new relay holder for the fuel pump uprated wiring so its a lot tidier in there now
Also removed the roof lining as it was sagging was going to just stick it back up but have decided to get new fabric and replace it
Last edited by Matt Baxter; 14-09-2008 at 08:17 PM.
20-09-2008, 10:57 AM
#77
Got the fabric morning at just after 7 but i was 
so there was no point going back to bed so thought i best get on with it
old fabric removed with extra care
did the rear trims aswell
It looks so much better I am a very happy man now
And a BIG thanks to Moonstone Steve and his wife for getting me the new fabric I deffo owe you one mate
Oh and Simon i dont need the glue now mate
so there was no point going back to bed so thought i best get on with it
old fabric removed with extra care
did the rear trims aswell
It looks so much better I am a very happy man now
And a BIG thanks to Moonstone Steve and his wife for getting me the new fabric I deffo owe you one mate
Oh and Simon i dont need the glue now mate
Last edited by Matt Baxter; 20-09-2008 at 06:37 PM.
20-09-2008, 11:03 AM
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fuck me matt...thats looking awesome..........when i done my floor i got hold of the tar sound deadening and covered up all my welding sins....gives a nice finish....also done the same with my engine bay, looks miles nicer without all the holes.....good luck with the rest of the build
20-09-2008, 06:05 PM
#79
fuck me matt...thats looking awesome..........when i done my floor i got hold of the tar sound deadening and covered up all my welding sins....gives a nice finish....also done the same with my engine bay, looks miles nicer without all the holes.....good luck with the rest of the build
I am well happy with engine bay just need to fit the engine
that will deffo happening next weekend as i am off the week after so it will need to be driving by the 6 of oct
20-09-2008, 06:29 PM
#80
fitted the roof lining back in this afternoon
also fitted a new arch liner
then sorted out a small dent and rust scab on the nsf wing
painted the wing as i will be driving it for a week or 2 before it goes in for a repaint
sorted a few small scuffs on the rear bumper
Again not a bad days work
also fitted a new arch liner
then sorted out a small dent and rust scab on the nsf wing
painted the wing as i will be driving it for a week or 2 before it goes in for a repaint
sorted a few small scuffs on the rear bumper
Again not a bad days work