Marks F6B build

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gazuga
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well the build might slow down even more now..
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Emily Margaret Plant
1/5/12, 7lb6. healthy, happy and full of awesome :D
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holk
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Congrats Mark,
Enjoy every minute and .....yes, we'll see you in a couple of years. (That's, anyway what happened with my last one.)

Paride
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Big congrats mate. Glad to hear she is healthy. :thumbup1:
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gazuga
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been sneaking 20 mins here and there during naptime and getting a few things done.
been doing odd bits of interior wiring, stereo and interior light etc.. rear bar is done, just working on a way to fix it to the arches? back end is easy, im thinking for the sides ill use door card clip thingys.. starting to look like a real car again... on the outside at least
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The reason I heated and folded my rear bar around the arches (instead of cutting a chunk out of it) was that it gave me a lip that I could use to bolt it on using the old mudflap screw points.
I also used the stock Alto mounting points behind the round black grille inserts. From memory I had to cut off the standard MB license plate lights too.
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gazuga
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yeah i used the same points you mentioned on the back, and the plate light vanished years ago. hadnt thought of the mudguard holes. will see if i can get a tab to it maybe?
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Do you have ROH Shift-R's on your ute now? Damnit I was just about to order a set and if you're copying my kit I can't copy your wheels! :P
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gazuga
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sure do. looked way to chunky with the body stock, but with the bars fitted they look the goods.

anyone recommend me an engineer in nsw?
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If you want to bring the ute up here then I can't recommend anyone better than John Wilson from AKZ Engineering. He did my certification and it was simple.
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gazuga
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Nearest I can find is in wagga so an extra couple of hours drive won't kill me. If I can get up there soonish I might even be ready for the cruise. :-o
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Whether it passes will likely come down to brakes - that was the only borderline issue with mine.
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If i had my nsw ticket i would do it for you but i am only act at the moment. will register for nsw in the new year.

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You're an approved engineering signatory? :-o Sweet!
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gazuga
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or maybe ill wait for the new year and the albury cruise :lol:
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Have been for the last 5 years.
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