February 8, 201016 yr comment_411890 Our (i.e. the Wife's) Fun little Panel Van. We did most of the Work ourselves including Bodywork and Paint. Will post more Pics as time becomes available. In the meantime you can see more at www.MajesticVanners.com Thank you for looking. Report
February 8, 201016 yr comment_411895 I'd cruise that minus the roof racks. I like it. Reminds of the mid 90's Van scene. Report
February 8, 201016 yr comment_412115 Different for sure :) Definatly fit in with the mid 80's thru early 90's scene for sure. Kudos for doing something out of the norm by todays standards. Report
February 8, 201016 yr comment_412122 Not bad man. Got a direct link to its thread? http://majesticvanners.forumotion.com/your...nel-van-t58.htm In two minds about the grill. But the head lights, love the head lights. How'd you it ? :) :blush: Report
February 12, 201016 yr comment_413086 very cool 36, i bet that thing gets a lot of attention :) Report
May 12, 201016 yr Author comment_436832 I'd cruise that minus the roof racks. I like it. Reminds of the mid 90's Van scene. Gidday Sorry for the delay everyone. Still learning how to use this Site. Yep. We live in Lavington. Hope to catch you cruising around. Keep on Vannin'! Regards Rusty! :blinks: Report
May 12, 201016 yr Author comment_436838 http://majesticvanners.forumotion.com/your...nel-van-t58.htm In two minds about the grill. But the head lights, love the head lights. How'd you it ? :( :laff: Gidday I used a 70's model Corona Headlight Mounting Plate. I actually wanted TA22/RA23 Mounts as I had the Surronds already, but the Wrecker didn't have any at the time and told me they were same. THEY ARE NOT! Lights are further apart and at different levels. I now have 2 sets of Celica Headlight Mounting Plates in the Shed for future use. I made up stand off Brackets to mount them. If heaven forbid we ever want to go back to single headlights and a stock grille we can by simply unbolting everything. The Grille is Hand Made. We painted it the Hot Pink originally. It blinded you from 50 paces, so we toned it down. It all takes a little time, lots of measuring and a whole bucket of Patience along with a little trial & error. ... and don't forget the right tools. Regards Rusty! :blinks: Edited May 12, 201016 yr by Rusty62TransAm Report
May 12, 201016 yr Author comment_436843 Not bad man. Got a direct link to its thread? Link to Album on this Site: :http://www.rollaclub.com/board/index.php?autocom=gallery&req=user&user=10260&op=view_album&album=384 Regards Rusty! :blinks: Report
May 12, 201016 yr Author comment_436844 WOW I love the pop out windows man!! Gidday So do we. We had the Glass especially made in Melbourne through RoadRunner Glass. Had to send them a Template for the shape and a piece of Glass with the right curvature in it. It was very reasonably priced. We used 3mm Galv Steel we had lying around at work for the rear side ones. I had it rolled at a local Engineering Company. Hinges and Catches from Corolla Tudor (i.e. 2 Door) Regards Rusty! :blinks: Report
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