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Author next project plan - 15sec ssqm, sideways fun, sub £500
myke
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wont be for a little while as i have other priorities right now, but my current plan for a next project is a chevette with 2.0 8v.

should be cheap to buy and build. hopefully be able to make something quick and fun for not a lot of cash.

something like this would be the plan, although i thought it wouldn't go above about £350.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/chevette_W0QQitemZ190032780839QQihZ009QQcategoryZ100932QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

what do people think?
Nath
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Cool idea, but:



Thats just wrong.
myke
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indeed, but lots of potential, 6x9's or not
Robin
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bang together a 2.0 8v turbo, should be good for 13s then
Marc
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Saw one just like that yesterday
Jambo
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BMW wheels


Looks like a cool project Mr H. Deffo be fun, and i shall be avaible for any minor painting jobs u need Lets get ed to paint it a wacky colour
myke
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what did you have in mind?

maybe a funky peachy orange like Revs old project escort mk2?
mantamark
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matt black!
Tomnova16
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i think you should get a viva hc or a mk1 manta. im restoring my brothers viva at the moment got an xe in it gonna get some big hot rod style chrome wheels gonna look good

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myke
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any pics of that Tom?

i had my eyes on a firenza not too long ago, but i reckon a chevette will be simpler to owrk on for some reason.

early manta would be cool as hell. pretty rare to see on on the road.

just thought about the paint Jambo, and i think a respray will break the £500 budget
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not if you do it with a roller
Jambo
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yes but it would be worth it, a green mettalic, or maybe a purple mettalic, we could prep it save a fortune
Tomnova16
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quote:
Originally posted by myke
any pics of that Tom?

i had my eyes on a firenza not too long ago, but i reckon a chevette will be simpler to owrk on for some reason.

early manta would be cool as hell. pretty rare to see on on the road.

just thought about the paint Jambo, and i think a respray will break the £500 budget

hers some pics of the front end cut off




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loadsa room in that bay
Jambo
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wow thats cool, get one of those myke i prefer that to a chevvette
Tomnova16
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brake servo gets in the way of the inlet though

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quote:
Originally posted by Tomnova16
brake servo gets in the way of the inlet though


got the exact same problem with a friend cavalier mk1 and his xe in it, it on webber 45`s but there are a few options u can do,either extend the servo out on a pole to near the front or make alterations to the servo with a hammer!
Tomnova16
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the pole looks a bit scrapheap challenge. i was thinking og getting on mounted upright like on a corsa

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i like the manta GTE Coupes, i would say that though, i owned a imperial blue xe on chromes
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quote:
Originally posted by Tomnova16
the pole looks a bit scrapheap challenge. i was thinking og getting on mounted upright like on a corsa


yeah the pole does look a bit dodgy but loads of people use it!
you can also move the resovoir some where and do it like that some how!

 
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