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Age: 33 Posts: 10 Joined: 6th Sep 2010 Ride: 00 fairmont ghia 77 te 'tina Location: altona |
nice choice in car
 ive got a 77 te gl.mate cheack out xfalcon.com for some good info on 250's http://www.fordaustraliaforums.com/foru ... na-Central this might come in handy also. cheers shane |
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| Philchars |
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Age: 39 Posts: 108 Joined: 20th Mar 2010 Ride: 2002 Au Ford Falcon Ute Location: Morayfield |
Ok i've returned from a long day of driving. here are some photos i took this arvo...
       Some one put a GPO under the bonnet too....  Then the rust.     Phil. |
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| Mont5.0 |
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{USERNAME} wrote: check the bottom of the B pillars. mine rusted there also.
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Wow, thats in such awesome, original condition. Even the cheesy analogue clock in the console, and the rust. Because as far as I remember, that was a factory option :p
Best of luck with the build, there should be more Cortinas saved from the wrecker yard.
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| Philchars |
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Age: 39 Posts: 108 Joined: 20th Mar 2010 Ride: 2002 Au Ford Falcon Ute Location: Morayfield |
The steering wheel is a bit worn, the rubber moves around alot, is there any way of being able to fix that?
Also, do you think fixing the rust all along the gutter there would need some professional work? or you think you can try it yourself? i've never done any panel beating/rust repair to a car before.. so its a new process for me.... |
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| shaneo0o |
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Age: 33 Posts: 10 Joined: 6th Sep 2010 Ride: 00 fairmont ghia 77 te 'tina Location: altona |
try it yourself and see how it goes. if it doesnt workout you can always get someone to do it for ya.
do you have many plans for it? cheers shane |
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Errr.... is that a house hold power switch in the engine bay?
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Age: 39 Posts: 108 Joined: 20th Mar 2010 Ride: 2002 Au Ford Falcon Ute Location: Morayfield |
Yeah, its going to be the family weekend/fun car.. so petrol is no concern... all out fuel guzzling power is what it will get eventually...
Yeap, i laughed when i saw the GPO in the engine bay... havent tried it out yet.. |
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{USERNAME} wrote: The steering wheel is a bit worn, the rubber moves around alot, is there any way of being able to fix that? Drill small holes where required on the back side on the wheel....where you can't them.....so the nozzle of a syringe will fit into ( with out a needle in it ). I mix epoxy resin, then put it in a syringe, and inject it into the steering wheel. Move the rubber around a bit so the resin moves easily around the rubber & steel core. Let it set for a day or two.
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Age: 39 Posts: 108 Joined: 20th Mar 2010 Ride: 2002 Au Ford Falcon Ute Location: Morayfield |
{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: The steering wheel is a bit worn, the rubber moves around alot, is there any way of being able to fix that? Drill small holes where required on the back side on the wheel....where you can't them.....so the nozzle of a syringe will fit into ( with out a needle in it ). I mix epoxy resin, then put it in a syringe, and inject it into the steering wheel. Move the rubber around a bit so the resin moves easily around the rubber & steel core. Let it set for a day or two. Thanks for that! i want to keep the original steering wheel! |
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| Philchars |
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Age: 39 Posts: 108 Joined: 20th Mar 2010 Ride: 2002 Au Ford Falcon Ute Location: Morayfield |
 Can anyone tell me what the best product to use to replace the worn rubber around the tbar.... |
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| Philchars |
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Age: 39 Posts: 108 Joined: 20th Mar 2010 Ride: 2002 Au Ford Falcon Ute Location: Morayfield |
Little addition i have made, it isn't the original ford symbol.. it is quite larger but fits on there nicely.... old one was all faded..
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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: The steering wheel is a bit worn, the rubber moves around alot, is there any way of being able to fix that? Drill small holes where required on the back side on the wheel....where you can't them.....so the nozzle of a syringe will fit into ( with out a needle in it ). I mix epoxy resin, then put it in a syringe, and inject it into the steering wheel. Move the rubber around a bit so the resin moves easily around the rubber & steel core. Let it set for a day or two. Nice tip with the steering wheel!  carefully remove tbar assembly cut a new piece of rubber and should be sweet - check out Clark rubber or similiar for a little offcut of rubber sheet same thickness.Nice Corty, mate had a wagon same colour bur the 3.3 lt thought it was a 3 spd manual due to the gearknob pattern, one day car full of yobbo's we told him to stop and put the clutch in we reached over from the back seat and bingo there was 1st gear! easiest 4 spd conversion ever! explains why it shuddered in hill starts-taking off in 2nd all the time!
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Age: 39 Posts: 108 Joined: 20th Mar 2010 Ride: 2002 Au Ford Falcon Ute Location: Morayfield |
Got the Cortina Registered today.. just need a wheel alignment and some fiddlin and she right for a bit...
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