Project "Racelook"

[Doogie S]

Racelook,

Hey, another sucker in the building construction industry! Welcome to the club!

I graduated from Architectural Technology at NAIT (Trade College) a long, long time ago.

But by the look of your work, you may have picked the wrong career choice...

Keep up the excellent work!:agree:

Cheers,


Doug

[Racelook]

Originally Posted by Doogie S

Racelook,

Hey, another sucker in the building construction industry! Welcome to the club!

I graduated from Architectural Technology at NAIT (Trade College) a long, long time ago.

But by the look of your work, you may have picked the wrong career choice...

Keep up the excellent work!:agree:

Cheers,


Doug

Thanks man...

I've been verry verry bussy last couple of weeks. Hopefuly I can post some updates in a couple of days.

"But by the look of your work, you may have picked the wrong career choice..."
Hahaha, you're not the first one that says that to me. I love to get an little shop for my own (besides my work, because it have to stay an hobby), maybe in some years.

Cheers,

Wiebrand

[Axl]

Originally Posted by Doogie S

Racelook,

Hey, another sucker in the building construction industry! Welcome to the club!

I graduated from Architectural Technology at NAIT (Trade College) a long, long time ago.

But by the look of your work, you may have picked the wrong career choice...

Keep up the excellent work!:agree:

Cheers,


Doug

The Northern Alberta Institute of Technology!!! I graduated from the Automotive Service Tech apprenticeship course from Sait!! Good to hear from another Alberta boy , even if you are from Edmonton (at least , from their school!!)

[orbitron]

Originally Posted by Axl

another Alberta boy

Ha! I'm in calgary too! Nice work so far.

[Doogie S]

orbitron,

Calgary eh, oh well, nobody's perfect...

Hey Racelook - when's the next update???


Doug

[Racelook]

Originally Posted by Doogie S

Hey Racelook - when's the next update???

Doug

NOW

Last week thuesday I had maked some plates for the dash and for welding close an ventilationgab in the heater channels. I then also unscrewed the steering pilar. And get on search for good hammer and dollies. Because mine are now verry cheap ones, which are $hitty.

Last friday I cut away the border of the engine lid and welded that close.

Also last saturday I had worked on the car (before I got partying) for 1,5 hour. I begin with installing the 2 lowest hoodpins; i say it again; WHAT AN PAIN in the *** are that hoodpins on an round decklid .
I "finished" that tonight=> see pic


I also finally have decided which rear lights I want to use.

Grt Wiebrand

p.s. I'm in Canada this summer for 6 weeks.
p.s. keep an little bit ontopic

[Racelook]

Yesterday evening the lowest hoodpins completely welded and grinded smooth.


This how it looks now;
http://www.keversite.nl/fotoalbum/fotos/47228.jpg

And this is an problem I have with the decklid and the carrosserie. Somebody also hed it sometimes? And how did you solve it?;



The rearlights are orded and mine Hub for the steeringwheel is in.

Wiebrand

[ajsyrup]

you talking about the gap?

are the hoodpins pushing down pressure on the decklid?

just a thought i am sure u checked that already though :agree: