my 68' bay

[andywedge]

Awesome build thread and that motor is sick, bet you can't wait to be back on the road!!

 

[woz]

Brilliant work! Nice to see the video of it running.

 

[geordie]

Very very nice indeed 8)

Geordie

 

[Alpine Burt]

Looking and sounding great :mrgreen:

 

[dubbedup67]

Awesome work dude.
And that engine looks beautiful,I'm tempted by the vintage speed exhaust.

Can I ask? How have you got your stance? And what tyre sizes are you running?

Keep up the good work dude.my 68s legal now,we ought to have a meet or something.lol.

 

[68_early_bay]

Awesome...

Awesome build thread and that motor is sick, bet you can't wait to be back on the road!!

Brilliant work! Nice to see the video of it running.

Very very nice indeed 8)

Geordie

Looking and sounding great :mrgreen:

Cheers guys :mrgreen: you're right I can't wait to get it on the road 8)

Awesome work dude.
And that engine looks beautiful,I'm tempted by the vintage speed exhaust.

Can I ask? How have you got your stance? And what tyre sizes are you running?

Keep up the good work dude.my 68s legal now,we ought to have a meet or something.lol.

Hiya Matt, cheers dude :mrgreen: be tempted the vs is awesome 8)

Stance wise it's how I bought it, but I think it's one spline at the rear, and it's had beam adjusters welded in the beam my tyres are 185/60/14 fronts and 195/70/14 rears

Not be long til mines on the road hopefully :msn4: :lol: definately up for a meet plenty of meets happening around notts soon when the weather picks up

Shaun

 

[dubbedup67]

Awesome...

Awesome build thread and that motor is sick, bet you can't wait to be back on the road!!

Brilliant work! Nice to see the video of it running.

Very very nice indeed 8)

Geordie

Looking and sounding great :mrgreen:

Cheers guys :mrgreen: you're right I can't wait to get it on the road 8)

Awesome work dude.
And that engine looks beautiful,I'm tempted by the vintage speed exhaust.

Can I ask? How have you got your stance? And what tyre sizes are you running?

Keep up the good work dude.my 68s legal now,we ought to have a meet or something.lol.

Hiya Matt, cheers dude :mrgreen: be tempted the vs is awesome 8)

Stance wise it's how I bought it, but I think it's one spline at the rear, and it's had beam adjusters welded in the beam my tyres are 185/60/14 fronts and 195/70/14 rears

Not be long til mines on the road hopefully :msn4: :lol: definately up for a meet plenty of meets happening around notts soon when the weather picks up

Shaun

Cool,it looks spot on.
what's the ride like on just adjusters? I'm thinking of doing it to mine.

Sounds good,you'll have to pm me when there's a meet.

 

[68_early_bay]

Awesome...

Awesome build thread and that motor is sick, bet you can't wait to be back on the road!!

Brilliant work! Nice to see the video of it running.

Very very nice indeed 8)

Geordie

Looking and sounding great :mrgreen:

Cheers guys :mrgreen: you're right I can't wait to get it on the road 8)

Awesome work dude.
And that engine looks beautiful,I'm tempted by the vintage speed exhaust.

Can I ask? How have you got your stance? And what tyre sizes are you running?

Keep up the good work dude.my 68s legal now,we ought to have a meet or something.lol.

Hiya Matt, cheers dude :mrgreen: be tempted the vs is awesome 8)

Stance wise it's how I bought it, but I think it's one spline at the rear, and it's had beam adjusters welded in the beam my tyres are 185/60/14 fronts and 195/70/14 rears

Not be long til mines on the road hopefully :msn4: :lol: definately up for a meet plenty of meets happening around notts soon when the weather picks up

Shaun

Cool,it looks spot on.
what's the ride like on just adjusters? I'm thinking of doing it to mine.

Sounds good,you'll have to pm me when there's a meet.

The rides spot on 8) not hard at all and just enough lowering that it doesn't bottom out or catch, except the number plate on speed humps :msn4: :lol:

The next meets on at the ferry boat, burton Joyce/stoke bardolf, on Sunday the 9th of February for dubs r us Jan's was packed 8)

:mrgreen:

 

[gumbo]

Engine looks great 8)

 

[68_early_bay]

Engine looks great 8)

Cheers dude 8)


Had a few hours today, fitted a few bits then needed to turn it round so I could get the front dogleg ready to top coat so I couldn't resist a blip round the block :msn4:


(Video)


I know the valence isnt on but the paint was still wet :lol:

It just needs a bloody good clean as well and once that's done fit the bumpers etc :mrgreen:

 

[dazza1975]

that sound well meaty!! :shock:

Glad you got her all running!

 

[Marriedblonde]

Well? How many miles now? Running sweet?

J.

 

[Dirty Harry]

Great build, sounds/looks good!!

 

[68_early_bay]

that sound well meaty!! :shock:

Glad you got her all running!

Great build, sounds/looks good!!

Cheers :mrgreen:

Well? How many miles now? Running sweet?

J.

Very impressed j a totally different bus to drive, and it's running spot on :mrgreen: and miles? :lol: only around the block so only about 1 :lol: :lol: can't wait to get it all back together so I can go for a proper run 8)

 

[Myvanway]

Awesome Shaun. 8)

 

[68_early_bay]

Awesome Shaun. 8)

Cheers Paul :mrgreen:


Had a job cancel at the last minute, so today's been a man cave day :msn4:

Fitted the valence, rear bumper, and engine hatch seal

And the splash pan brackets I've had for about a year :lol:

And finished off some gauge wiring

Then tested to see how accurate it is

And because I'm running a dip stick temp sender I've got to carry the dipstick so I can check the level, got a few neodymium magnets left over from when I had my curtains made, saves me losing it :lol:

And also gave the cab a good clean
:mrgreen:

 

[gninnam]

Engine bay now looking top 8)

Love the magnets for the dipstick - great idea

 

[68_early_bay]

Engine bay now looking top 8)

Love the magnets for the dipstick - great idea

Cheers Andy :mrgreen:


Been a busy boy today (watching my bro in law :msn4 done a swap, done him some plumbing and he's painting my arch, afraid to say when he's done it'll make the rest of my paint look **** :lol: (he's just finished restoring a db5)

First time I've shadowed someone who does this for a living and I'm in awe I haven't got no where enough patience :lol: he was there 8 hours, fitting the door adjusting the gaps, etching, filling, rubbing down, sealing, de-greasing, masking, and bagging, 2k priming, and he's coming back in the week to wet and dry all the primer to get it ready to basecoat laquer and blend in :shock: learnt so much too so when it comes to me changing the other arch and doing the front valence, and doors next winter, my finish will be loads better 8)

 

[68_early_bay]

Oh and I've found my next new toy, infa red heat lamp 8)

 

[Myvanway]

Hats off to ya Shaun. 8)