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Re: Scottie's longwheelbase Sammy

Posted: Mon Dec 10, 2012 12:30 pm
by ScottieJ
Yeah I think all the moss on it etc has just held in the moisture, it was sat in a car park for 5 years and what used to be tarmac underneath was just covered in moss :lol: It's all easy fixes though so shouldn't take long! I'm gonna bin the vitara seats that are in it as I have a complete set of original seats that I'm going to fit.

Re: Scottie's longwheelbase Sammy

Posted: Mon Dec 10, 2012 12:39 pm
by j373mud
scottie what are them seats like a i need some more seats but have no money

Re: Scottie's longwheelbase Sammy

Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2012 10:07 pm
by ScottieJ
Think it's gonna have to have a virtual lift! The rear arches are worse than I thought after peeling all the sealer off, It'll just be a subtle one for up to 31" tyres I think. Also pulled up a plate that was badly welded on, or should I say wasn't welded on to find another hole! Not a problem looks like it might be another body off resto :mrgreen:
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Re: Scottie's longwheelbase Sammy

Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2012 11:22 pm
by dan_2k_uk
Nice. Gimme a shout if u need a session of stripping and lifting. Probably not gunna do a 2 man lift on a LWB though!!

Re: Scottie's longwheelbase Sammy

Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2012 11:44 pm
by Ricky-410
Wouldn't mind doing a LWB after mine, looks good!

Re: Scottie's longwheelbase Sammy

Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2013 5:12 pm
by mike harris
them wings are still here mate... :)

Re: Scottie's longwheelbase Sammy

Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2013 12:37 am
by ScottieJ
:lol: right I need to ebay some stuff and get this sorted, I just went a bought my missus a mk3 golf gti as I was offered it at a price I don't think anyone would refuse and she needs a new car.

Re: Scottie's longwheelbase Sammy

Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 4:45 pm
by mike harris
I would cut the panels out this black one thats being scraped tomorrow, but the shells as bad as this.

If we don't sell the 95 body shell maybe I can cut bits of that to help this build?

Re: Scottie's longwheelbase Sammy

Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 5:53 pm
by ScottieJ
If the body doesn't get sold that would be awesome Mike, I might phone around a few places to get some new replacements though, although I'm half tempted to virtual lift it for some 31s :er: I dont really want to though and I wouldn't use the wings I've just bought of you for that ;) would be silly chopping up a mint set of wings. Was it autoblechtielle in Germany that you got your new inner wings from? Can you remember how much they were?

Started a bit of work on it today, got a starter motor off Dan yesterday, cheers for that! :doublethumbs: last weekend I poured some oil into the cylinders and turned it over a few times by hand to make sure the bores weren't dry. So today I cleaned up the plugs and checked the gaps then found a coil, dizzy cap and some HT leads in my spares, hooked up a battery and hoped it would fire up. Considering the fuel was 5years old this happened :mrgreen:


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Only ran it for about a minute though as I need to change the oil and filter before giving it a good run, it has the usual noises an engine that's been sat for so long has but sounds like its going to be a good'un once it's got some fresh oil in it and everything gets properly lubed up.

Also started the fun bit, cutting out rust :hack:

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Re: Scottie's longwheelbase Sammy

Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 6:23 pm
by mike harris
Yeh that's who I used for panels, I remember them being expensive.