Getting ready for Bonneville(rebuild)

Started by bvillercr, June 26, 2007, 06:18:10 PM

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hotrod

Looking good!

Can't wait to see it in proper light.

Larry

Freud

The proper light is before the sun hits it.

It will be softer and no burned out high lites.

FREUD
Since '63

bvillercr

We pick it up around 9 in the morning.  The sun will still be behind the building, so the light should be good. :cheers:

bvillercr


maguromic

Looks fantastic and fast, have a great Speed Week!  :cheers: Tony
"If you haven't seen the future, you are not going fast enough"

Seldom Seen Slim

That'll look sharp on the salt - no question about it.  Corngratulations on getting it as ready as it is for SpeedWeek.  See you on the salt.
Jon E. Wennerberg
a/k/a Seldom Seen Slim
Skandia, Michigan
(that's way up north)
2 Club member x2
Owner of landracing.com

wheelrdealer

Looks great. looking forward to seeing it in impound,

Bill

Rex Schimmer

John and Troy,
Man that is BEAUTIFUL!!!!! almost a shame to have to put numbers and decals on it. I love red and your car is fantastic.

See you at the salt!!

Rex
Rex

Not much matters and the rest doesn't matter at all.

bvillercr

Thanks everyone for the replies.  Shes back on the stands and getting the work over.


DND

Hi Guys

The paint looks so good it should run 310, what color did you use?

Been a candy red fan for 50 yrs, topped off with some turned gold leaf it is hard to beat !!!

Outside the paint booth looks like a welding supply co.

Don

bvillercr

Don, it is a welding/paint supply company.  The color is Suzuki Riviera red metallic.  My friend modified the color a bunch to try to match what we had.  The Suzuki color was the closest we could find to start with.

So today when we got the car back in the shop we pulled all if the blower tubes before the intercooler to inspect and clean.  We then pulled the old rear wheel studs and replaced them with the ones that go with the new wheels.  Next we ran the new parachute lines and they come out just below the rear tail lights, we did a little modification below the lights.  Installed the push bar and the emergency shut off switch not all in that order.  Whew... More tomorrow. :cheers:


jl222


  Troy just called, notice anything about last pic ''no'' tail lights are different :roll:

  Got paint :-D

           JL222

bvillercr


bvillercr

We only got a few things done today.  Painted both tail lights to match, put the drive shaft on, mounted the parachute attachment for the handles(not sure exactly what their called), also mounted the parachute packs.  We made the parachute cables, that took some time.  We got stainless cables but the stiff ones, they don't flex much so it was a pain.  That's it for the day.


RayTheRat

That is one beautiful piece of eye candy, man!  I can't wait to get it in my camera lens.  :)