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just put a little glass on the back to strengthen it.. i sanded the fiberglass a little and then started bogging it up.. theres a lot of bog as this is were the shape will come from. all so sanded the crack in the old cup back a bit and bogged that up as well.. some people have PMed me and asked how i made the 1st cup so here a little run down no pic sorry i just sort of put it together. its the same as how I'm making the new one just one bit of pipe about 560mm its from bunnings its actually pool filter pipe just take your gage along to make shore it fits snugly and then fiberglass the pipe to hold it then bog it up... easy hay. STILL bogging and sanding but looking better.. just about finished sanding had to put a little more bog in some holes. it looks a bit ruff because i used 2 different bogs but it nice and smooth. and finished the cup just have to paint. put a thin layer of paint on. its primer sealer when it drys its like the plastic use to be a Little ruff (it hides bad bits) i do this so if theres bit that was bad i can just sand a little. when this drys i will be putting about 2 more cotes on then sand smooth then put a clear cote on it... added clear... and finished

I'm working on my dash. I wanted some thing LIKE this just were the small gages are. this is what i had and wanted the gages to face me more eg on an angle. so what I'm going to do is cut some pool pipe 560mm that the gages fit very sung in. wile i was going to do this i thought i would fix my first cup i made. so i cut the pipe at an angle (i just guessed the angle i needed) and all 3 in there started glassing.. i just put a little hot glue to hold the cups.. and i decided that the gages should be spreed out more rather than bunched up. i added the plastic i cut off the end to the middle bits to make it stronger. and made shore the gages looked right. and the 1st bit of glass

what we used to do to repair bike tanks was get a motor bike running and just stick the tank over the muffler for 10 mins

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work i was doing today.. i fixed this to day sprayed heaps of degreaser all over the mechanism then hit it with WD-40 then put this stuff my farther in law gave me he said he got it years ago.. the locks work like new now

Thought id give a little in site in to why Ive got a KE35. my 1st car was a very nice KE35 coupe moss green only a bit of rust was in the rear boot (wheel arch) as it was my 1st car i loved it so much. heres a pic of it and my wife about 7-8 years ago.. ended up a wright off (not my folt) ever since been looking for one good or bad, then along came this one from Newcastle.. KE35 coupe silver metalick (needs clear cote) things that i need to do.. Ive got to cut the rust out of the bonnet or get a new one (no luck so far). then see if i can fix the problem of the bonnet not laching over. then see if i can find any other problems and go for a blue slip. then put some clear on it. then later GZE time

Name: Craig Car: 1977 KE35 coupe Motor: 4K stock Brakes & susp: stock Wheels & tyres: some nick old school stuff Interior : stock Body: rust on hood.

Toymods car club is proud to present the 3rd annual Toyota Fest Car Show. READING CINEMAS 100 Parramatta Road, Auburn NSW Sunday, 1st October 2006 Once again we are heading back to the original home of Capitol Motors Toyota and all Toyota owners are welcome! As the first 2 years of our Annual event have proved very successful with the number of entrants, this year we hope will be an even bigger celebration of Toyota at it's finest. To be eligible to enter the vehicle must be Toyota bodied, any engine and driveline combination is welcome. You DO NOT have to be a member of the Toymods Car Club to enter and we encourage other Toyota clubs to present club displays. Entry fee is $10 per vehicle to cover the costs of the event. Spectators are FREE :lock_folder: Trophy classes and eligibility. Best Original Classic - Best/Most Original vehicle Pre 1980 Best Modern Original - Best/Most Original vehicle available between 1981 and 1997 Retro Tech - Best modified Classic with a modern flavour Best Engineered - Car best engineered for its purpose WTF! That's not meant to be - Most adventurous mechanical modification Street Sleeper - Most deceptive high performance car Top engine bay - Best presented engine bay Best paint & Panel - Best finish and fit Best interior - Best finish and fit Top Coupe - Highest overall scoring Coupe Top Hatch - Highest Overall scoring Hatch Entrants choice - Best overall as chosen by other entrants Police choice - Best overall as picked by the local boys in blue Best of Show - Highest overall scoring vehicle Entrants are encouraged to arrive from 7.30am with last entrants being accepted into the display at 8.45am for a 9am start. Trophy presentation and raffle will be done at 2.30pm. The display will close at 3.00pm with ALL cars remaining until then. In the interests of public safety NO vehicle may be moved or started during the display. This year, Toymods, is organising a few 'side' events as there seems to be serious interest from interstate enthusiasts. So to make their trip worthwile, we will be having a dinner or two and a drag night at WSID. Watch this thread for further details!! Hope to see everyone there... PS: You're car does not need to be in 'show condition' to enter. As long as it's neat and tidy (and you've washed it), we'd love to see it in the show! http://www.toymods.net/forums/showthread.php?t=10526