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    #31
    WTF a post from DuncanR !!! Lovely work Paul... can you do the same but in Black ?? lol

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      #32
      Looks like a long job, but does look good, dare not look under mine :bigcry:

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        #33
        Originally posted by CraigMillwardCroft View Post
        Looks like a long job, but does look good, dare not look under mine :bigcry:

        Same here :bigcry::bigcry:
        Very nice thorough work, love it. :thumbs:

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          #34
          Again not a massive update but managed to get the rear all bolted back up. It really is such a joy at this stage working with clean, freshly painted and new parts.

          Its 110% better than it was that's for sure :bigcry:







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            #35
            Originally posted by rstoughy View Post
            Again not a massive update but managed to get the rear all bolted back up. It really is such a joy at this stage working with clean, freshly painted and new parts.

            Its 110% better than it was that's for sure :bigcry:







            Looks awesome Paul

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              #36
              So its been a little quiet on the restoration side of things but been working through it in the background.
              Need to get this finished now as the race car is needing some attention prior to the 2020 season and Cesil is hogging the ramp.

              Now at the stage where the front suspension can go on, all new P/S pipework here to be fitted and the new Rad, A/C Condenser and Oil Cooler (when I find one) can be bolted up.
              After that its some interior bits to be tidied up and then some paintwork and we are ready to enjoy it throughout 2020 :thumbs:

              Rebuilt the propshaft with new bearings / rubbers etc and refitted that




              Re coated the fuel pipes and brake pipes as per OEM with some fresh wax oil




              All underside heat shields cleaned, painted or replaced as necessary




              Re furbished AP's re fitted (rears at least)




              Engine stripped for bearing inspection and replaced / rebuilt. New CPV fitted and Re fitted the engine x member with new engine mounts at this stage also.
              The eagle eyed ones amongst you will have noticed the grey POR15 on the chassis leg but fear not this has now been prepped and painted SG so all looks original again.








              struts built ready to refit and rack freshened up with new gators, tie rods and track rods





              Exhaust all cleaned and ready for re fitment once I decide what rear silencer to fit (OEM or Aftermarket)

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                #37
                Looking good .

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                  #38
                  Originally posted by rstoughy View Post
                  so its been a little quiet on the restoration side of things but been working through it in the background.
                  Need to get this finished now as the race car is needing some attention prior to the 2020 season and cesil is hogging the ramp.

                  Now at the stage where the front suspension can go on, all new p/s pipework here to be fitted and the new rad, a/c condenser and oil cooler (when i find one) can be bolted up.
                  After that its some interior bits to be tidied up and then some paintwork and we are ready to enjoy it throughout 2020 :thumbs:

                  Rebuilt the propshaft with new bearings / rubbers etc and refitted that




                  re coated the fuel pipes and brake pipes as per oem with some fresh wax oil




                  all underside heat shields cleaned, painted or replaced as necessary




                  re furbished ap's re fitted (rears at least)




                  engine stripped for bearing inspection and replaced / rebuilt. New cpv fitted and re fitted the engine x member with new engine mounts at this stage also.
                  The eagle eyed ones amongst you will have noticed the grey por15 on the chassis leg but fear not this has now been prepped and painted sg so all looks original again.








                  struts built ready to refit and rack freshened up with new gators, tie rods and track rods





                  exhaust all cleaned and ready for re fitment once i decide what rear silencer to fit (oem or aftermarket)

                  awesome

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                    #39
                    Not much done over the weekend,

                    Managed to swap out the A/C Condenser and original Radiator. After the oil cooler disintegrating upon removal it was a given that these were getting changed out. They were looking a little tired but best to have new anyway.

                    next on the list is to change the copper brake pipes I have just fitted. I just don't like the look of them so will re do with Kunifer. Once thats done I will be happy to refit the front suspension, brakes and get it back on its wheels.

                    Anyway,


                    Out with the old and in with the new.





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                      #40
                      Looking good:smokin: when I did mine it was like driving a new car. It definitely Puts the fun back in to driving them :thumbs:

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                        #41
                        Looking good Paul

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                          #42
                          Again some decent progress over the weekend. Its getting close to going for paint now.

                          Replaced the flange on the exhaust center to rear silencer joint as it was non existent after 11yrs. Also fixed a small hole that had appeared in the center silencer.

                          This took the majority of Saturday afternoon to complete but worth the effort I think.

                          I have always taken stick from pals about having a Scorpion on the car and not a Supersprint or the likes but in fairness to Scorpion my £400 back box is still looking pretty decent after 11yrs :hahaha::hahaha:



                          Exhaust clamps / flanges upon removal (usual)




                          The repaired hole in the center silencer




                          New OEM clamp fitted to flanged side of the system




                          Exhaust all bolted up into final position using new bolts, gaskets etc etc








                          Front end next so Back Plates, bearings and build up the brakes.

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                            #43
                            Also dragged this thing out of the corner it's been sitting in for the last 18 months.

                            Need the CSL off the ramp so I can get this thing done for the race season.

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                              #44
                              Originally posted by rstoughy View Post
                              Also dragged this thing out of the corner it's been sitting in for the last 18 months.

                              Need the CSL off the ramp so I can get this thing done for the race season.

                              Looks nice :thumbs:

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                                #45
                                Hopefully have the engine out in the next couple of weeks Craig and get it stripped and off to the machine shop.

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