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PostPosted: Thu Aug 25, 2005 7:35 am 
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Okay since the engine wont be done for a little while..(Maybe Christmas)
I may aswell complete the Engine bay...Now the problem is...I'll have my 48 Dellorto on a GR manifold..the problem is I need a Carby Box to fit it.

Anyone got Pic's of their Carby box
And Demention
and what did you make it out of...I'v Never welded before

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Battery Box, it the perfect size. You can buy them new from Karcraft. It will need to be welded in and "technically" you should have it engineered as it is a part of the firewall.

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Yer I thought the Battery box would be perfect...but someone has said the angle maybe out :?: not that I need much room.
Yer Engineered..figured that like every thing else on Marcia :lol:

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it will all depend on the depth you need. a battery box would be a good starting point and it you don't need it as deep, trim to depth you need. Easy enough to do.

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Hey Jim, come over and have a look at one of the Mk1 S's that Lance bought (when we get them back). One has an absolute perfect Weber box in the firewall. It's really well done. Take pics, measurements....if you wanna help lift the shell onto the trailer when we pick it up, you can talk to the guy who did it. :mrgreen:


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J_A_M wrote:
Hey Jim, come over and have a look at one of the Mk1 S's that Lance bought (when we get them back). One has an absolute perfect Weber box in the firewall. It's really well done. Take pics, measurements....if you wanna help lift the shell onto the trailer when we pick it up, you can talk to the guy who did it. :mrgreen:


You will try anything to suck in some lifting help.. :P


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No trouble mate..sounds likr a great idea....When and Where
Saturday would be perfect but unable to help Sunday Morning

What are you doing with this shell again maybe I could cut it out :lol:

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Bah ha ha ha ha...... good one mate.

I don't think it will be for a few weeks.....I have stuff on every weekend for the next 3 weeks. Plenty of notice to come over and lift a couple of Mk1 S shells :P

The one with the Weber box is a restorer, the other rusty one is FUBAR. :(


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You know me..I'd give you a hand anytime.... :wink:
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Bugger I was hopping it was the other one :twisted:

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gafmo wrote:
You know me..I'd give you a hand anytime.... :wink:
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Bugger I was hopping it was the other one :twisted:
:lol: :twisted: hehehe sorry champ.

We really just need help lifting onto and then off the trailer. Easy with a couple of guys. I lifted one of these shells myself, just to check the weight.


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jimm come have a look at the replacement it has a webber box
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I've seen them made from alloy and pop rivetted in place (Baracade's old car).
Not much strength in that panel on a roundnose, it already has a bloody big hole in it... :lol:

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PostPosted: Fri Aug 26, 2005 7:18 am 
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But its still need Engineering...Give me a brake, thier was a hole thier anyway....I should have pinched a crap load of Alloy at the last job ay.
Any one got photo's

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