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Love the Brougham, the forerunner to the Statesman..

Nice, good luck with the pain recovery mate.

Yea welcome aboard mate, definitely like to see some pics when you get a chance

Just driving it around a little.  But my lad hurt his ribs so he hasn’t raced karts for a while, but we are heading out this Saturday so should be out for a run

What!!! NOOOOOOOOOOOO!

I forget if you are getting this engineered?  If you are I think you will need to run the heater so you have a functioning demister, or you can fit an electric one.

Happy birthday mate    

As always nice work mate, after the last few weeks, you’re probably due for a break.

Not too sure, normally as long as Aussie Post isn’t involved things from overseas come pretty quickly I agree I think they will look nice and neat, and also be functional, just what I want.

After the success I had at Gawler Mechanical last week, I decided to drop the car off to them this morning.  I am not totally sure it’s charging at…[Read more]

Neat and simple, nice work.

Nice score.

Been looking around at filtration for the street, looked at getting some custom ones made via a company IJ passed on.  While I was playing around with the design I did some research and sure enough, Jenvey themselves have come up with a really nice solution that fits over the aluminum air horns.  I think they should look nice. For what they are n…[Read more]

Been looking around at filtration for the street, looked at getting some custom ones made via a company IJ passed on.  While I was playing around with the design I did some research and sure enough, Jenvey themselves have come up with a really nice solution that fits over the aluminum air horns.  I think tey should look nice. For what they are n…[Read more]

^lol.

Nice, I think I need to go back and re read the build thread again from the start and get back up to full speed with this beast!!

Welcome come back mate.  Good to see it still alive and well .

I know right, when I built it I rebuilt the whole lot.  I remember having a strap from the roof of the shed supporting one arm of the swing arm and getting Sue to help me get it in position in the press.  Absolute @#$% of a job!

Well following IJ’s build and skills I feel a bit like an amateur!!  Picked up a rear arm from a local wrecker.  Having done this before I knew the trick was to be able to lock it off so you can get some real purchase on the bolts.  So drilled a scrap piece of RHS I had lying around to use as a locking bar.  Worked a treat.  I really don’t unde…[Read more]

An idiot you most certainly are not!!  Nice work.  I guess it doesn’t come under much stress once the wishbone is mounted in the car?  The mounts themselves stop them spreading?

An idio you mipost certainly are not!!  Nice work.  I guess it doesn’t come under a much stress once the wishbone is mounted in the car?  The mounts themselves stop them spreading?