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Maxxed_Ross · 10-03-10, 12:19 AM

A sneak peek for those of you not on my facebook

But all was not as it seemed with the bodywork

In the bodyshop and things didn't quite go to plan with sticking the arches back on

care to count how many colours it has been? I count 8

The roof used to have proper painted stripes! And was deffinately an Atomic Kitten car at some point

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-..._8145338_n.jpg

UPDATE

Well as you all know by now the front bumper was in a right sorry state when I got the car, and after sitting outside in the rain for so long the front bumper was well rotten and past the point of being saved....

enter the new one

Totally built from scratch by the guys at Autotechnique and grafted onto a Rover 45 bumper you would be hard pressed to tell it from the original - and it's actually lighter!

UPDATE:

Fresh out of the oven!

Update:

Back at Dreadnought again

just after fitting the coilovers

Insides going back in again

Serious stopping power

Some fun wiring up the DTA ECU

Some of the fresh sponsors stickers

At the last show at Knockhill, just after trying to make a bid for the track over the top of Kev

Fuel system finished

And a pic I found of it when it was brand new!

10-03-10, 12:19 AM	#1
Maxxed_Ross Events Organiser-Scotland Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Livingston Posts: 7,667	"The Project" A sneak peek for those of you not on my facebook But all was not as it seemed with the bodywork In the bodyshop and things didn't quite go to plan with sticking the arches back on care to count how many colours it has been? I count 8 The roof used to have proper painted stripes! And was deffinately an Atomic Kitten car at some point http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-..._8145338_n.jpg UPDATE Well as you all know by now the front bumper was in a right sorry state when I got the car, and after sitting outside in the rain for so long the front bumper was well rotten and past the point of being saved.... enter the new one Totally built from scratch by the guys at Autotechnique and grafted onto a Rover 45 bumper you would be hard pressed to tell it from the original - and it's actually lighter! UPDATE: Fresh out of the oven! Update: Back at Dreadnought again just after fitting the coilovers Insides going back in again Serious stopping power Some fun wiring up the DTA ECU Some of the fresh sponsors stickers At the last show at Knockhill, just after trying to make a bid for the track over the top of Kev Fuel system finished And a pic I found of it when it was brand new! __________________ ------------------------------ ------------------------------ __________________ ------------------------------ ------------------------------ __________________ www.facebook.com/EX259 "It's not broken, it's an opportunity to upgrade!" Last edited by Maxxed_Ross; 28-12-10 at 05:09 PM.