Chassis Now Repaired.....

[EFA]

Well the welding is complete, courtesy of Paul Ashwick at Steel the Scene here. See it all by following the link here

 

K2 RUM - The 7 in front of you is a DIESEL]

 

 

 

Edited by - EFA on 18 Mar 2006 19:01:52

[Frying Pan]

Never mind that.... How's your finger?

 

 

Guy

 

See some pictures of the build here. 8000 miles completed!

 

Edited by - 7heavensoon on 18 Mar 2006 19:02:40

[Nifty]

Wrapped in one of Fiona's blouses .. along with the rest of his body 🤔

 

*tongue*

 

Keep off the straight and narrow 😬

[Frying Pan]

😬 😬 😬 😬 😬

 

See some pictures of the build here. 8000 miles completed!

[caterhamnut]

Interesting mods Arnie - any change you can post a picture of that tunnle/bulhead shot, but taken a bit further away - I'm trying to figure out what I am looking at!!

Good idea about the seat mounts....

I'm just trying to decide if I want lowered floor pans when we rebuild. Our S-type seat backs were broken, so we lent back more than normal - new seat frames mean we are more upright/higher, and I prefer the lower 'setting' - though might get round it by tilting the seat runners instead.

Sorry, moved a bit O/t

 

 

www.mycaterham.com

here

91,000 miles -1st 1.6k Supersport, '95 Motor Show car

[EFA]

Angus,

 

To the right of the link "Chassis Welding by Paul Ashwick complete" there is a secret pixel block which will reveal all.......

 

K2 RUM - The 7 in front of you is a DIESEL

 

Edited by - EFA on 19 Mar 2006 18:39:50

[Slipper man]

Angus - if you want to sit lower with the standard seats, make a foam pack base. This will put you exactly where you want, and is incredibly comfortable because it fits your arse perfectly. With a bit of Oxted trimming magic, they look like origional equipment too.