No Time Wasted

Next step was to cut holes to brake, clutch and steering components.

There was not any good place where to put those parts. So first i needed to do proper place to bolt those components.

 

 

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Brake and clutch master cylinders with vacuum boosters test fitted before welding. Also thick coat zinc paint sprayed.

I used quite thick metal sheet to make sure brake master cylinder is not moving when under heavy breaking.

 

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Now it´s MIG welded in place.

 

 

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Steering column test fitted. Some serious progress now!

 

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Steering rack installed. There is no extra place at all. Custon downpipe is also required.

 

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Steering column support bracket created.

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ABS unit holder fabricated.

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Engine bay is starting to look intact again.

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Brake and clutch pedals assembled. Also steering racket is mounted now.

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Next thing is to move AC parts to right side. No extra space either under dash. IMG_1226 I created metal custom made box for AC unit. And test fitted it with blower fan.  IMG_1237 IMG_1259

 

Also all electrical component needs to me moved into left. Or at least most of them. Work in progress.

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New brake lines installed.

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Next is dashboard. This is most challenging part in this project. I seperated “components” from dash and attached them back by using metal sheet and rivets. Test fitted several times and adjusted “componen” places over and over again.

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Finally new “frames” of dashboard are starting to be in right places.

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