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barra8


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Had a bit of time to spare so i borrowed a mates frame for a few days. This is the result....

Still have to sand it back a little & give it another coat of cold Galvanized zinc paint. Was'nt as fussed as Brian but i think it turned out great.

 

Now...what to tell my mate biggrin

 

 

 

ps. i'm only joking about using a mates frame lol i used my old OP frame smile

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-- Edited by barra8 on Saturday 20th of October 2012 03:08:57 AM

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It's all sanded back now & ready for prep. Will upload the update of it shortly...



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I had a paint can manfunction (it blocked upcry ) That's two cans of different brands of galvonized paint that did this now. It's sat here & past 1 o'clock so no paint shops open around here till mon. I have decided to change colour & go a VHT high temp as it's the only paint i could buy. Will see how it turns out & decide whether i like the colour or not. Stay tuned :)

 

 

 



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Just wanted to do a comparison from Brian's original version & my version of Brian's version (if you know what i mean :)

Just like to say thanks to Brian for the idea & sorry bout stealing your pic wink....Thanks Brian.smile

 

 

Okay first Brian's version (much better finish than mine :)....

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Now my version of Brian's version....

Im interested to see how this looks together. Well time to see smile...

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Nice one Jarrah! A better design than mine at the front wink

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Cheers Brian,

                       Much the same & can't say better but should work as good anyway smile

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Hi Barra that looks a sturdy bit of kit,nice job but I reckon your mates gonna think twice before he lends you anything in the future :)



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First coat came up alright...Quite happy with the colour biggrin

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Very simple quick way to hold the motor in place. Also needs quick release pins (buying tommorrow with luck) & shortening (obviously)

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Hey Andy...I was only joking about using a mates frame smile Good for a giggle biggrin

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Latest update to my engine stand. Ready for the next coat of blue engine paint smile



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