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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Stefan T, Oct 21, 2009.

  1. Stefan T
    Joined: Sep 15, 2008
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    Stefan T
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    from Sweden

    Thanks for the tips i have think to approx. the same with the r&p

    To i have worked with the doors. I fitted the vent windows.

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    I have closed the holes under the vent windows and made it to fit togther with the windows

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    I made it on both the doors

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    Her's a test of the ventwindows

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    I have even fix the rear end of the passenger door.

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    Her's the car from the rear. I have begin to think of repair the rear stone deflector or maybe do a totaly new one insted and throw the old in the junk

    /Stefan
     
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  2. JAWS
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    I say make a new one....for me I would have to repair it, but you can make anything.

    The car looks great. I can't wait to see the steering in action. I know you are thinking about those angles. Great work Stefan.

    Brant
     
  3. hvychvy
    Joined: Jul 21, 2005
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    Lookin great Stefan,keep the progress pics coming!!!
     
  4. tinmann
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    Stefan, I just discovered this thread for the first time this morning. Half an hour later, I feel like I'm caught up. Your dedication and imagination are inspiring. I will continue to check back. You are what this site needs more of.
     
  5. big creep
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    i say fix it. but it would be cool to see what you could come up with too!

     
  6. Stefan T
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    Stefan T
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    Thanks for the coments

    Her's a better pic of my bad stone deflector

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    I have not deside yet what i will do.

    /Stefan
     
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  7. Can't wait to see you roll this thing out to see a side profile...
     
  8. Midwest Rodder
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    I feel so damn lazy after reading your post. Great job so far, I cant wait for a side pic.
     
  9. lorodz
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  10. Stefan T
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    Thanks for your coments

    I have made a center to my new steering wheel

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    Now is must i do the spokes to the wheel

    /Stefan
     
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  11. Stefan T
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    I have begin to make the rear stone deflector

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    i have made the angled edge

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    Next i will cut the inside and make the bended edges

    /Stefan
     
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  12. JAWS
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    I knew that's what you would do. I had a hard time seeing you fix that other one. It is a small enough piece, besides you are Stefan. You make stuff...
     
  13. big creep
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  14. Stefan T
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    Stefan T
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    Thanks for the coments

    I work on my stone deflector today

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    I have made the outer edges ready

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    I have the inner edges left. I will weld up the inner edges and cutout after wards.

    /Stefan
     
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  15. Baumi
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    Wow... I wonder if there´s anything you can´t fix, hahaha!
    Keep up the good work!
     
  16. Stefan T
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    Stefan T
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    Thanks for the coment

    I have worked more on my new stone deflector

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    I welded the inner edges

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    After i have weld it then cut i out the extra sheet metal

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    Her's the ready stone deflector but i must do some small fix on it the fit were to tight.
    But i must have some help with hold it so i can see whats wrong and how mutch i have to shrin the outside

    /Stefan
     
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  17. Im impressed Stefan!

    Really great job u do on that shoebox.


    Would be cool to see it when it's finished.


    Will be following this tread.

    Hasse
     
  18. JAWS
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    I can see the problem....you're not done with it yet. There it's fixed..
     
  19. Stefan T
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    Stefan T
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    Thanks for the coments

    I were out and worked with my shoebox today
    I fixed litle more with the stone deflecter and i worked with the trunk lid

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    I have put in a lock in the lid

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    The lock is one electric from a Saab
    Now must i put back the lid and made the bracket in the car for the lock

    /Stefan
     
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  20. Buddy Palumbo
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    Nice work . I like the trunk lock too .
     
  21. farmer12
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    Great work Stefan. Some nice fabrication on that shoebox.
     
  22. Stefan T
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    Stefan T
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    Thanks for the coments

    I have fited the stone deflector

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    Now is only make hols to screw left to do with it

    /Stefan
     
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  23. Stefan T
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    I have worked with Saab r&p steering

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    Her's a test of the place for the r&p

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    Her's the passenger side spoot welded

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    The driver side

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    The both sides are welded on the easy areas the rest will be welded when i take of the body from the frame and can rool the frame to better placement

    /Stefan
     
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  24. '54Caddy
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    Great work Stefan! I always enjoy your updates and am impressed with your ideas and skills
     
  25. Sjiefaa
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    Cool... The Beemer-tranny is just amazing. What's the plan with the engine? I saw a Blower.....?
     
  26. JAWS
    Joined: Jul 22, 2005
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    Interesting placement of the rack. Do you have the linkage figured out yet, any pictures of it in action?

    Where will the exhaust exit the motor and how will you clear the rack? Under? Over? Fender well headers?

    Maybe you haven't thought that far out yet............

    I'll stop with the questions, I just am enjoying this build alot.
     
  27. Thats crazy man! You must have an engineering background to come up with some of this stuff! I love the use of all the euro parts ,nice job!
     
  28. Stefan, Impressive work. I am watching to learn whatever I can. Thanks for sharing your project.
     
  29. Stefan T
    Joined: Sep 15, 2008
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    Stefan T
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    from Sweden

    Thanks for the comnents


    I have figur out how i shall do with the steering
    I shall use a adpter thats move out the steering bars so they will be aprox 16" long
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    it will look like this but not moving to the other side


    I'm working as engineer so that good to have as background

    /Stefan
     
  30. switchkid0
    Joined: Dec 2, 2008
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    I'm so glad that Stefan has yet to master the English language. At least I can do something better than him. But then, I can't speak Swedish at all. I don't know if I read it on this thread, or on another, but I'll say it too...

    Your shit makes me want to throw rocks at my shit.

    You do some amazing work.
     

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