What did you do to your E9 today?

nosmonkey

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Discovered the ability to use tinkercad on the toilet the other night. 12 hours later ended up with a perfectly radiused raised bellmouth intake with a 3"outlet, trim ring slots straight over, the recess is to allow for a 120mm LED ring to seat in.
 

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Limey learnt how to use number 1 Web based CAD software and created a part whilst also creating a number 2.

Better?
I've been learning Fusion 360 as you can get a free copy for noncommercial use. So far I've made a lens board to mount a massive 1943 Kodak Aero Ektar Aerial Lens to a 1948 4x5 Speed Graphic. Other E9 related things will follow.
 

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Got the arch on, started welding up the holes in the engine bay, brake and washer reservoirs are being relocated as I may be stupid and fit a turbo onto the 3.5 lump
 

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I made up new wood panels for my trunk floor, I then had some vinyl paint mixed up to match the new rhino hide ,then tomorrow I paint the plastic inner wheel covers, tool box , and taillight inner covers, then with some help , replace all the rhino hide , then ALMOST SADLY, cover most of it with the new carpet .
Burky 73cs, 74cs.
Hey do you know if anybody has scanned these pieces into electronic format? I have some wood trunk floor pieces but I think they've all been cut up by the previous owner.
 

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Found out exactly how much prep was done on respray number 1,at least they took the wax off the original paint.
 

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Awakened her from a long slumber yesterday, shown some lovely spring sunshine and rekindled the old flame.

Unfortunately, a lil rusty on my Batcave's spacial dimensions and re-entry turning radius...made a slight miscalculation and added a scratch to a rear fender lip....argh!
A first time for everything.

But the overwhelming satisfying feeling of making her sideways through that left-hander earlier dilutes the annoyance of adding a minor scratch...
They are meant to be driven and it'll buff right out. ;)

.....and yes, the flame still roars.
 

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Took out the stock foam hood insulation and installed the closed cell one from the ebay seller. Instructions call for 3M 80 adhesive and it’s a little stressful getting it all lined up before it dries. The stock foam deteriorated quickly and absorbs everything. This should last longer.

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Steve,

You are gonna' like that insulation product. Robert Budd who developed that product is a friend of mine and I installed it on the hood of my '74 about 5 years ago. It looks great for a LOOOONG time. I don't know whether he is still selling it, as he sold the Classic 9 upholstery business about a year ago and retired.

Cheers,
 
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