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Try a Volkswagen the whole front including the radiator intercooler trans cooler need to come off to access anything below 2 inches from the top of the motor at the front, the inner guard liner needs to come out to change the serpentine belt

Glad I’m not the only one who notices and hates it

In australia it became mandatory to use a seatbelt from 1st of January 1971

That’s what we call them in Australia as well leaves make good jam(jelly)

It is funny how you become accustomed to the speed in a very short time on the train as it is so smooth it does not feel as if you are going that fast

I love this as this is just what happened after our previous girl passed after 12 years I wanted to wait a while the boss lady was on the pound site and within 2 weeks we had our Gucci

My best friends dog from 35 1/2 years ago this is my eldest daughter who turned 38 at Christmas, he was a full blood Irish wolf hound my daughter in this picture was about 18 months old. The brown kelpie is my wife’s dog he is 4 years old, the other is my bull Arab cross Great Dane who is 7...

Yes true I have seen your Xb and it was extremely well done

Yes I’ve noticed a lot of that on nose book Ive been playing with these for nearly 50 years now and I’m being told I know nothing at times when I have tried to make a correction to an assumption or pass on some sort of tip to make a job easier, I now tend to look and not comment

Marty this would look great might have to keep an eye on this but I’m using the factory a/c position so might need to look at doing my own version, the only problem is if I say or attempt to do any fibreglassing it usually rains for weeks. It has become a joke with my family

Well i will jump in here is mine a VG Hardtop (1970) received as a shell with lots of parts but mostly all there factory 318 now 360 mild cam auto power steer vinyl roof dealer fitted a/c

Your work still amazes me I can’t wait to see the doors all trimmed out will look very modern with all the latest inclusions, I admit I like the idea of the flush door handles on the exterior and that you did use the reinforcement on the door pull a lot of guys would just fit the actual plastic...

Great work still this is going to be one fantastic ute you might have to book a spot at COTM a couple of years in advance as I hear next year they are limiting to 1000 entries and it would be a shame not to see this great piece of work in the metal

The car that burst into flames at the end we had those here in Australia from 1975 to 1977 as a Chrysler Centura originally a 4 cylinder 2.0 litre the we beefed up and installed our 4.3 litre straight 6 cylinder Hemi engine

This plate should be where the other plate is the plate that is fitted to the plenum should be where the edelbrock sticker is on the plenum, also the gill style infill behind the side rear windows are off the years earlier where this model should have a long black fibreglass cover that goes...

Should work well here in Australia if you could mount enough solar panels to the roof, some of our towns are over 700 miles apart how are we supposed to charge up an electric car when the closest town is nearly twice the available range away

Yep owned a few of them over the years currently own our version of the dart

Ah yes I did but I thought you were talking about the one I posted up I agree the cheap cop out for the rad hose it is not hard to find a useable hose here, I know my local guy has all types in stock and if I needed to I could take a cardboard cutout in the shape and sample size hose to him we...

I think that is the factory air intake that accordion thing but yes I agree they could have shortened it or used some stainless and rubber or silicone to join to the throttle body and airbox

There is also a Australian charger that has had a full 300c conversion done with the interior fitted as well

I never want to work in my life ever

That red sedan is an Aussie production 1965 model an ap6 the ap stands for Australian Production and is the 6 iteration of model made in Australia the R and S series were not counted in ap production the ap1 through ap4 were on the slightly larger Plymouth body Google Image Result for...

Dang that is nice just need one for left hand use for those of us that drive on the wrong side of the road, as we never received pistol grip shifters here

Marty you continue to amaze me with your skills both in fibreglass and metal forming, not to mention your trim work

That Aussie charger would have brought more like $70 to $100 thousand back here they are going for ridiculous money here in Australia even rusted out bombs are bringing at least $10000.

Mine all work done by myself and wife in a garage 6ft x18 ft long and a carport 6 ft x 12 ft came as a bare shell 8 years later

Mine is finally back on the road Who is it that is that is posting Australian chevvies on here

From a recovery operation that is a big fail especially with a million dollar rotator, in Australia we basically use a modified prime mover unit with a jib and a couple of winches to recover vehicles, i one area i worked back in 1990 we had semi's going over 100 ft embankments and we quite often...