Expanding foam mod anyone ?

I would hate to think of the man hrs gone into this, especially the interior

http://sfglobe.com/?id=573

Good on him but it's bloody pig ugly

Wow! That's cool.

Bloody hell... thats it I'm off to bunnings tomorrow.

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Originally Posted by Bloodyaussie

Bloody hell... thats it I'm off to bunnings tomorrow.

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Gonna build yourself a more economical engine for the GQ hey? :D

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Gonna build yourself a more economical engine for the GQ hey? :D

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Nah I am going to pimp out the bluebird.. we have decided to keep the car so it needs to look the part.

I was impressed with the dash, he's got tallent or a sh!t load of patience lol

Ive a feeling whoever wrote that story actually knows little about the car, from what I can see, it does not have any rust or damage that has not been deliberately caused by man, it looks like the first pic has just been taken long after the project was already started, not at the beginning at all ?

"He uses a simple ruler to achieve even more precision"., LOL, that's one curved ruler ! (its actually a profile/contour gauge)

And look, he must have stripped all that foam off near the end to wire up the headlights (haha)


Someones got skills and patience though, just not the author !:049:

My old man used to do that sort of stuff for work. Very impressive.

Some sports car company will probably give him some cash to buy the design.

someone has way too much time on their hands.
But a good example of what can be achieved when
you think outside the square, two thumbs up

Imagine seeing it in a crash..
It'll be like a pillow exploding and then no more car!!!

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Originally Posted by 04OFF

Ive a feeling whoever wrote that story actually knows little about the car, from what I can see, it does not have any rust or damage that has not been deliberately caused by man, it looks like the first pic has just been taken long after the project was already started, not at the beginning at all ?

"He uses a simple ruler to achieve even more precision"., LOL, that's one curved ruler ! (its actually a profile/contour gauge)

And look, he must have stripped all that foam off near the end to wire up the headlights (haha)


Someones got skills and patience though, just not the author !:049:

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Oh you read it I just look at the picks lmao

I have done something sort of similar :tease: expanding foam to block the vent holes due to the cage :harhar:

http://i420.photobucket.com/albums/p...psl8jzggze.jpg

This ExMercedes has Latvian number plates.
What can I say, the Latvian car repairman's are well knowing "wizards". They buy cars from scrap yards in Germany and other EU countries. And after some "minor" repair works sell it as: "This is my daughter's car. Only daily driving from home to college and back".
Some of them made really great, but most of them are totally crap.
I don't want to be blabber, so this is an example of the one of those implementation.
There is two donors cars. One with smashed front, another with smashed back.
Let's the magic begins...

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This stage is calling wedding

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and finally this is the card of this car in the internet cars sales web site with price 14 000$ and only 80 000 km mileage, in excellent conditions.

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The old "Cut 'n' Shut". I remember reading about a car that fell apart on the Westgate Freeway in the early nineties.

Not for me, looks a giant rodent from the front.