Well I have kept this one on the hush for long enough now. The rallye is nothing but a bare shell sat in my garden now and has made a nice doner car for my Christmas project. Sorry for all you rallye lovers out there but to me it's just a poverty spec 306 with stickers on
Anyway I have wanted to build one of these for quite a while now and this came up cheap and turned out to be a really clean one too so got me savings out and spent the whole £250 on a 52 plate MK1 Berlingo van 1.9d, totally standard, looks s**t and drives even worse. I have been using the van to work and back for the last month. By its slow as s**t! Broke up for Christmas last Wednesday and took it off the road. Pretty much stared Boxing Day, stripped all I could off the van. Engine & box, shafts, wishbones, wiring, exhaust, fuel tank, brakes, suspension, throttle and clutch cable, dash. Pretty much left me at a shell like the rallye ha.
Sunday I fitted lift reverse cable, clutch cable and throttle cable then the rallye engine and box went in, baker BM mounts, baker group A fork bush, rallye shafts and wishbones as the shafts are slightly longer than the standard Berlingo ones as well as the ball joints being slightly wider too. 60mm springs and Gti shocks, gti6 bakes with ds2500 pads and brembo discs, Clio 172 phase 1 air box, rallye radiator, Ecu, oil catch tank, battery inside the van. That was pretty much it for Sunday.
Monday I tackled interior wiring, pulled all the old stuff out and fitted the gti6 dash loom and clocks, had to cut a home in the bulkhead for the chassis loom and dash loom to join. Refitted the dash and plugged most bits back in. Now at this point the van turns over off the key that I see as a good sign, we're getting somewhere.
Tuesday, rewired all the lights, tried to figure out interior heaters but got me baffled abit? Wired door speakers and bolted on front end.
Day off today as I'm still waiting on a fuel pump to come. Only got pump to fit in the tank, tank to refit and exhaust to fit and extend then weld some rear exhaust mounts on then that should pretty much be it ready to test drive. Just leaves window wipers, heaters to sort and figure out why my horn isn't working? Oh and I have no rear fogs.

Why am I doing this? Why not? It's different, no one will be expecting it, handy to have a van, better to have a fast van and it's something I have wanted to do for a little while now.

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Thanks mate. Can't wait to take it out for a test run at the weekend

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That's pretty cool, quick work as well!

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Rallye Race Car

Guessing you don't need the side skirts on the Rallye any more then??

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Rallye Race Car

I'm always impressed by the enthusiasm of your efforts and the speed you work.

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Someone leaves one small screwdriver set in your van and you use it to get the engine out.

Done well there mate

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***Breaking*** Ph3 Silver GTI 6 High Boost

Love to able to do this sort of thing - fantastic skills ! and what a cool project.

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Bianca 306 Rallye.
Mondeo Titanium X.

Poor berlingo van :-( lol

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Old pugs don't die they just get faster

What's the Rallye shell like, could be interested.

Carl

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was hoping to have the fuel pump today to fit but somehow I missed the postman eve tho I was in all day so extended and fitted the exhaust instead. Held on with cable ties for the minute till I can get some more welding wire to fit some new hangers for the back box

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It's fine when it's on the floor, the back is up on ramps and the front passenger side is jacked up so bit of a funny angle. There's no play in it either

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Got the splitter off the front bumper chap?

Nooooooo not a rallye i cant believe uve broke a rallye u ruthless so and so

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