I Like that colour combo.......is that a standard E9 yellow.? It's not Inka is it?Prepared for extraction......
I Like that colour combo.......is that a standard E9 yellow.? It's not Inka is it?Prepared for extraction......
Still need to tighten.
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Thanks, Chris…tighten and go!
A little yellow paint to track if things get loose.
Those axles are infamous for loosening.
RP
(Now if I can only get the megasquirt tuned-in.)
Thanks, Barry.Hi there
Your setup is super clean , someday, hopefully mine could be that nice !
Just a thought on the drive shafts / axels
Would it be a good idea to use some thread lock on them during assembly ?
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Somehow I’m drawn to the older cars. The new Porsche just doesn't get my attention at all. Your car looks spectacular! It ticks all the boxes for meI hope this isn't cheating... but this photo was taken about 100m (and 48 hours) from the last one. A couple friends wanted to go on a drive this morning before grabbing some donuts and coffee. And, this road just doesn't fail to entertain.
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I totally need to do this - looks greatPainted the plastic chrome vertical pieces of the fender grills flat black. I never liked seeing those parts since I changed from black to chrome. After seeing how nice Chris' work turned out,it was time to paint my own with Rustoleum regular paint and a fine brush.
Packed and loaded to drive to the Vintage 2022. First a stop at the Ark. I figure if it will make it that far, then it should make it all the way. Plan is to go tandem mountain biking in Knoxville tomorrow on the way there. View attachment 141232
Wow, I forget just how long tandems can be until I see them with added perspective like this. Good thing it's a bicycle built for two, because that looks like a two-person job.Packed and loaded to drive to the Vintage 2022. First a stop at the Ark. I figure if it will make it that far, then it should make it all the way. Plan is to go tandem mountain biking in Knoxville tomorrow on the way there.
These are the vintage gutter rail mounts from Thule. They use the gutter rail and the roof as support. I honestly don’t know when I got them but I have had them for over 30 years when had used them with my VW golf and the 2002 from a long time ago. The tandem is long and unwieldy but the front swings out and so it is not too bad to load.Wow, I forget just how long tandems can be until I see them with added perspective like this. Good thing it's a bicycle built for two, because that looks like a two-person job.
Curious about your roof rack mounts - I noticed that you used mounts that rest on the roof rather than the towers that sit in the window gutters. Any particular reason for this?
Impressive, with all that weight behind the center of the rack I can't help imagining it not ripping the gutters off on a bump or 2.Thes
These are the vintage gutter rail mounts from Thule. They use the gutter rail and the roof as support. I honestly don’t know when I got them but I have had them for over 30 years when had used them with my VW golf and the 2002 from a long time ago. The tandem is long and unwieldy but the front swings out and so it is not too bad to load.
It only about 55 or so pounds and hasn’t been an issue and if had two kayaks and a bike between. . Might not have been my smartest move but it did work when I moved from Fort Wayne to Danville a few years ago.Impressive, with all that weight behind the center of the rack I can't help imagining it not ripping the gutters off on a bump or 2.