037 Recreation

**pacorron** · 11-08-2018, 22:51

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Today engine is running , coolant system is finished , shafts Brakes and gear lever is done , most of the electrical system as well , car has more than 75 % of the job done, but belive me is a massive proyect I have been 6 years doing it I if somene is thinking in doing it he has to think about it well, it a nigthmare I was close to give up twice, but when I finish I will undestand thing in a different point of view ....I guess

**Bernard** · 12-08-2018, 11:29

Excellent.... Don't give up !!.....will look forward to the video of it running...

**pim** · 08-05-2019, 19:08

Looking great, i wish i was that far, how are you going about registration in Spain, Do you need a new registration or can you use the Montecarlo registration. Great seeing another build, please keep us posted! Do you have a build log?
My priorities ly now with the Alpine, first start up after engine being silent for almost 3 years: https://www.facebook.com/pimsalpine/...0629507052379/
Hope to drive it this summer and then ( sadly ) sell it to finisch the 037. Only one car fits in the garage

**pim** · 08-05-2019, 19:08

What gearbos are you using?

Originally Posted by pacorron

Today engine is running , coolant system is finished , shafts Brakes and gear lever is done , most of the electrical system as well , car has more than 75 % of the job done, but belive me is a massive proyect I have been 6 years doing it I if somene is thinking in doing it he has to think about it well, it a nigthmare I was close to give up twice, but when I finish I will undestand thing in a different point of view ....I guess

**ProtoTipo** · 08-05-2019, 20:07

Originally Posted by pim

What gearbos are you using?

'Looks like a ZF to me Pim?

**pim** · 09-05-2019, 16:29

yes it is, with the shift mechanism on the left side, must be Panthera then?

**ProtoTipo** · 09-05-2019, 16:45

Originally Posted by pim

yes it is, with the shift mechanism on the left side, must be Panthera then?

Now you say Pim, yes.
It is only on the left side on Panteras?
Here is the car above, compared to my photo of the original (the OLIO FIAT livered car in the UK), which has the shift box on the right, as well as some oil take offs etc.