Turbonutter's car update

**turbonutter** · 05-10-2011, 12:25

I also have to say that the car wouldnt have got this far without support from my wife Bev who hasnt minded me spending hours in the garage working on the car or spending the pennies needed to do the job right.

A big thanks to you Bev & also to our two dogs Dougle & Diesel for not eating too many of my tools.

**Deltona_evo1** · 10-11-2011, 18:57

Really nice!!

I am looking for your Thread explaining the complete project!!

Regards, Deltona

**turbonutter** · 24-11-2011, 14:27

On this forum its the build thread is in the locked section,

You can read about it on my site or I have a thread on piston heads & the Alfa BB

Cheers

**The Slug** · 24-11-2011, 14:36

Originally Posted by Deltona_evo1

Really nice!!

I am looking for your Thread explaining the complete project!!

Regards, Deltona

Deltona you are a member and can find it here http://www.stratosec.com/Forum/showt...57-Corse-turbo!

**turbonutter** · 24-11-2011, 18:31

i must be getting old - I missed that he was a member......

**The Slug** · 24-11-2011, 18:48

Originally Posted by turbonutter

i must be getting old

Car! What Car! you dont have a Car, thats Mine and JohnH car...Neil...!

strat6v · 24-11-2011, 19:03

He's obviously forgotten that he swapped that for your flux faced hammer and my spare trangullion arm seperator.

**turbonutter** · 24-11-2011, 20:37

Originally Posted by strat6v

He's obviously forgotten that he swapped that for your flux faced hammer and my spare trangullion arm seperator.

Next you'll be telling me you dont remember offering to settle the bill with Niki!

**The Slug** · 24-11-2011, 21:57

Arr, now you come to mention it ...........you did kinda have a big turbo thingy you were bolting to something

**turbonutter** · 21-12-2011, 15:16

Originally Posted by Arthur

Neil,

That looks absolutely the dog's - and with an eye to some of the detail bits, I can also see how much prep work has gone into cleaning up the boot lid, the rear clam closure, etc etc.

And I've found the site! No hiding place, eh!! (thanks for the heads-up, Neil!)

All the best
Arthur.

Arthur, there was quite a bit of prep work done on the body, the whole process can be seen at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Paramount-Refinishing/138030046289994?sk=photos

Funny you mention the rear clam closure though as that wasnt touched - the main panel fit is as it was when i bought the car I did play with the boot lid though as I have used different hinges & have re-enforced it on the back, to make it flat again!

The main thread on the car is now in the members only section, but you can still find it on alfa BB & piston heads.....

Cheers