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chiefton

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Post #51
Got my welding done,really really good job im well chuffed with it!!

the mount is perfect and had some packers welded in too.

Got a good few coats of etchweld on there tonight aswell,so can stonechip it cherry red then lacquer then clearcoat wax in next few days!!!
Really looks and feels like im actually getting somewhere now she primed up!!!

My photobucket is being slow but il get pics ul later.

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Posted 11th Feb 2014 at 19:51
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Pics of repair and all primed up...



Made a really good job of this compared to this...



and primed up...


















Should look nice when its all done. Got uprated mounts coming thursday courtesy of ross. So should be a massive improvment compared to standard!!!

getting there now!!

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Posted 12th Feb 2014 at 10:39
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Post #53
Looks tidy. I need to check the mount on my Rallye, hoping there is not a problem... wishful thinking perhaps LOL

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Posted 12th Feb 2014 at 11:27
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rallyestyle wrote:
Looks tidy. I need to check the mount on my Rallye, hoping there is not a problem... wishful thinking perhaps LOL


Thanks mate im getting there now. I was suprised how bad it was,the mount on the black one I took the engine from is mint!!

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Posted 12th Feb 2014 at 11:51
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Got steering wheel on,,genuine momo/pug wheel....looks rude I think!!!




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Posted 12th Feb 2014 at 13:31
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More pics of it with stonechip on,thought id pick white as the cherry would be easy to spray over and look nice!!!

Also removed rear wiper and motor and bunged it...who needs to look back when your flat out in your 6 Superman







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Posted 12th Feb 2014 at 21:16
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Looks tidy. I need to check the mount on my Rallye, hoping there is not a problem... wishful thinking perhaps LOL


I've only had three 306's but the 2 Rallyes and GTi were fine.... so even though I see the evidence... I think it's made up

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Posted 13th Feb 2014 at 18:24
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More progress got three coats of cherry red on today!!! Looks so much better than when I got it im happy with the outcome,now some lacquer then some dynax clear wax to finish.

then I can finally put my engine in,got uprated mounts coming too.

fitted the de-wiper bung last night...all good no problems,got to work car fine,came back after lunch rear window completely shattered!!??
Mate whos replacing the glass said the bung had caused the toughend glass to shatter,but I wouldnt of thought a rubber bung could be the cause??
Luckily got a spare boot with good glass so not major problem,just bit of a pain!!!

Pics of her cherryed up....














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Posted 13th Feb 2014 at 19:10
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Post #59
Great work, super job. I've used Etchweld on my Rallye and like it a lot. It sticks to steel really well.

Really nice neat welding too. That car will be better than new soon!

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Posted 13th Feb 2014 at 19:15
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Also got my front bumper back from its respray and got a coat of primer on my phillipm lower brace.


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Posted 13th Feb 2014 at 19:45
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Great work, super job. I've used Etchweld on my Rallye and like it a lot. It sticks to steel really well.

Really nice neat welding too. That car will be better than new soon!


cheers mate,yeah i thought it was really good too,iv been using alot of bilt hamber goodies and they are all highly recommended by me!!!

she is looking good now cant wait to drive now Thumbs up

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Posted 16th Feb 2014 at 17:11
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chiefton wrote:
Got steering wheel on,,genuine momo/pug wheel....looks rude I think!!!






Great work Mark. But where did you get that steering wheel? Love

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Posted 16th Feb 2014 at 19:26
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Looking good mate
Posted 16th Feb 2014 at 19:37
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Looking good mate


thanks mate making good progress now. Should gave the engine in this week,if the weather holds back on the rain!!!

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Posted 16th Feb 2014 at 19:44
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looks well the work will pay off in the long run
Posted 16th Feb 2014 at 19:52
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astor gray 2014 wrote:
looks well the work will pay off in the long run


thanks. I want to keep it for the foreseeable future so doing a proper job!! Its almost brand new!!Thumbs up

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Posted 16th Feb 2014 at 20:00
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chiefton

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Yes!!!!!! Finally managed to get a good coat of lacquer and after it had cured a coat of bilt hamber dynax clear wax.
Let that cure for 2 days then unwrapped all the masking tape (pain in the arse,holds on well after a few days!!!)fixed all the wiring looms and horns,cleaned up the earthing points Etc.
then the fun part of squeezing the engine in without scratching that fresh paint work........done it with a little help from my old man and a trolly jack!! Thanks dad!

Got alot done tho just got to put quite a few bits on and also swap suspension and stuff.
do the rear brakes and shocks on also slam panel rad and bits,pro race 1.2s,4" magnex etc etc.

should be running by the weekend hopefully,got busy day tomorrow so il try get as much done as possible!!










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Posted 19th Feb 2014 at 21:55
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chiefton

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chiefton wrote:
Got steering wheel on,,genuine momo/pug wheel....looks rude I think!!!






Great work Mark. But where did you get that steering wheel? Love


didnt see this post...I got it from ebay it has momo stamped under the bottom spoke and a part number!!! A steal at 37.50!!!!!

iv never seen one before its rare tho apparently cant find any more!!

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Posted 20th Feb 2014 at 10:39
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rallyestyle

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Im gonna go against the grain... i dont like the steering wheel LOL Resto work is going great though, keep it up!

P.S. Whats the secret to getting the engine in with minimal scratching? Lots of rags?

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Posted 20th Feb 2014 at 14:33
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Im gonna go against the grain... i dont like the steering wheel LOL Resto work is going great though, keep it up!

P.S. Whats the secret to getting the engine in with minimal scratching? Lots of rags?


how dare youDunno ....dont like it lol how come??? I think it looks very oe.

yeah lots if rag and two pairs of eyes and hands and alot of gently gently..thats it little bit more etc etc LOL and thanks again,got alot done now just got to put slam panel,black masks with hid kit and my freshly painted bumper, exhaust and fill the fluids up.
arch liners in and swap front brakes for some good ones (red braided lines and green stuff pads), got the bilsteins and eibachs on aswell. Then do rear brakes and put wheels on and drive!!Thumbs up so many hours been put into this so far!!

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Posted 20th Feb 2014 at 20:34
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Looking great mate good effort! keep slogging on not far to go if you op over tomorrow maybe we can sort some solid beam mounts out for you as well!

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Posted 20th Feb 2014 at 20:44
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superchargedblack1997gti6 wrote:
Looking great mate good effort! keep slogging on not far to go if you op over tomorrow maybe we can sort some solid beam mounts out for you as well!


Cheers mateSmile Ooooohhhhhh more goodiesThumbs up That be sweet, as im to do the rear end shortly,want to get the front half done then drive for a little while, got gmax super sport rear dampners to go on too so I could fit mounts and shocks in one hit!!!

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Posted 20th Feb 2014 at 20:58
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rallyestyle wrote:
Im gonna go against the grain... i dont like the steering wheel LOL Resto work is going great though, keep it up!

P.S. Whats the secret to getting the engine in with minimal scratching? Lots of rags?


how dare youDunno ....dont like it lol how come??? I think it looks very oe.


Maybe it would loook better (to me ;-)) in a Phase 1 or something a little more early 90's, i don't think it blends as well as the OE item. Saying that it's a lot better than some of the aftermerket stuff i have seen Yes Thumbs up

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Posted 21st Feb 2014 at 13:47
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I put a bung in my rear...err window for a couple of months and it didn't break. I've heard of a few breaking though - maybe I was lucky.

Is it a P2 (seal sits proud of the glass) or P3 (no visible seal) rear hatch?

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Posted 21st Feb 2014 at 18:40
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chiefton

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I put a bung in my rear...err window for a couple of months and it didn't break. I've heard of a few breaking though - maybe I was lucky.

Is it a P2 (seal sits proud of the glass) or P3 (no visible seal) rear hatch?


oh yeah lol yeah just one of those things I guess..

its a phase 2 tailgate.

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Posted 21st Feb 2014 at 19:20
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