JJT036 Posted January 24, 2011 Author Report Posted January 24, 2011 (edited) Read through the entire thread, took some time but well worth it to see the progress made over time :) Hats off to you and your dad for gettin all this work done yourselves. What I would do to have the space to take Pinnerz off the road and get stuck into her :glare: Can't wait to see some paint get down on the panels and you actually driving it :P Love the thread and car, and am keen to see the progress Chris :jamie: Thanks Chris. :y: It'll be sometime before we finish it, and I get to drive it on the road. I get my Learners in July this year, and I'll probably be getting 'round in Dad's Smurf if he doesn't boost it. :D Something like this Josh... Note the drink cooler :) JP Thanks Nobs. I might be going for that setup for Ollie, but I just looked under The Smurf's bonnet, and I have a pretty cool setup in mind. :jamie: Josh :cool: Edited January 24, 2011 by ewt Quote
JJT036 Posted January 26, 2011 Author Report Posted January 26, 2011 Hey guys, Did some more progress today. :dance: We unbolted the Auto off the New 4K so we could have it ready to go into Ollie. I rang up my Uncle Chris, and he came 'round and his Mate to help us put the 4K into the garage, so we could swap over the engines, which didn't happen today. We put the 4K on our Engine Crane, took a good look at it, and Dad suggested we take it apart and paint it up ready to go. So we did. We took off the Emission-Filled Carby, Intake and Exhaust Manifold, the Alternator, Water Pump, Fuel Pump, Oil Filter, the Dizzy and the Plugs. We then Degreased the Engine, and scrubbed off the Oil and Grease with soapy water. We then started the painting. Dad unbolted the Alternator into Pieces to inspect the condition of it, which is a Reco one, then we grabbed out the Spray Cans, and started painting it, as well as the engine, and other parts. In our opinion, it looks pretty spiffy. :) We got pics of the before, and after for ya's all to see. :) Got Ollie to the garage and the Engine on the Crane. Took off the parts and degreased the block so we can paint it. Halfway through the Painting stage. The Engine put together after Painting. And Josh snapped some Pics of the 3 Rolla's, and the 2 Ke36's. Enjoy. Woz & Josh :cool: Quote
JJT036 Posted January 29, 2011 Author Report Posted January 29, 2011 (edited) Dad's at it again! :D FRIDAY NIGHT. Pushed Ollie into the Garage and Jacked her up. Broken Engine Mount. :o Jacked back down, ready for what happens next. :yes: Engine and Gearbox un-hooked ready to come out. The Engine and 'Box out! An Engineless Engine Bay! SATURDAY MORNING. I spy Extractors. :) I spy Heat-Proof Painted Extractors. :D I spy Heat-Proof Painted Pacemaker Extractors. :D :D :D Good Morning Ollie. . Edited January 29, 2011 by ewt Quote
JJT036 Posted January 29, 2011 Author Report Posted January 29, 2011 SATURDAY ARVO. The Painting Stage begins..... In the Engine Bay. :) Engine Bay unplugged of Looms and Earth and Other Wires, and Covered them up, as well as the Extractors, The K40 4-Speed Gearbox after taking it down to the Car Wash, Degreasing it, and Jam-Job Paint. :) The Painting Begins. The Chief Painter. :D Refill Time. The Finished Product. :D :D :D Even Dad's impressed with the Jam-Job. :) There will be another update tonight. Just waiting for the Paint to dry. :y: Woz & Josh :cool: Quote
TOM Posted January 29, 2011 Report Posted January 29, 2011 Looking good guys, great to see the progress pics! Keep 'em coming! Quote
JJT036 Posted January 29, 2011 Author Report Posted January 29, 2011 (edited) Well it's quarter-past 11pm, and i'm absolutely rooted, and Josh is totally stuffed! We're all supporting cuts, bruises, and sore parts. What a day it's been. I would have been happy with just gettin the paint in the engine bay! But as per normal, i just could not stop. :lolcry: Here is some more pics for ya's. Enjoy. :) Engine and Gearbox hooked up ready to go in. Sitting on the Engine Mounts. Josh and I working out the Alternator. Carby Inlet Manifold, and Pacemaker Extractors Silconed (Gooed) and Bolted on to the Block. We're LIVE !!! :dance: Josh's Ke36 Panelvan Project. :) Tomorrow we're gonna finish off the engine bay, and put back in the radiator, thermo-fan housing, and radiator support panel. It is definitely now scheduled that the actual painting stage will be over easter. Josh is excited that he now has an engine that runs like shit out of shanghai, starts 1st shot, and absolutely flogs. :dance: All it needs now is a weber. He's bustin my nads for one already! :lolcry: Woz & Josh :cool: Edited January 29, 2011 by ewt Quote
mhmills Posted January 29, 2011 Report Posted January 29, 2011 Looks good guys, except I've learned it's pointless painting extractors the heat will make em flake and peel off :P Quote
JJT036 Posted January 29, 2011 Author Report Posted January 29, 2011 IT just makes them look prettier while they stick out like dogs balls. :D Quote
Ben-89 Posted January 29, 2011 Report Posted January 29, 2011 Awesome progress guys, both of you put Overhaulin' to shame!! The more I see, the more I like :y: :y: Quote
JJT036 Posted January 29, 2011 Author Report Posted January 29, 2011 Thanks Ben. :y: There will be more done today. We're gonna spray Under the bonnet with some sample paint dad has leftover, then we're gonna put back in the Radiator, Thermo-Housing, and the Support Panel. We're gonna try and bare the 40 degree heat as we do this. Dad and I are keen. :D Josh :cool: Quote
bAKER Posted January 30, 2011 Report Posted January 30, 2011 Impressive! Looks the goods, can't wait to see it in person haha. Quote
JJT036 Posted January 30, 2011 Author Report Posted January 30, 2011 Well all is done in the engine bay department, Under bonnet has been painted along with rad support and bolted back on and all the radiator and all the water hoses put back on :dance: Took it for a spin down the street ( yes got plenty of looks ) runs like an absolute gem ill get Josh to put the rest of the pics up Soon Cheers Woz Quote
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