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PostPosted: Fri Apr 14, 2006 10:08 pm 
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look what I made :D

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the early clubman hubcap just happens to have 12 slots, and 12 matching raised bits... I haven't stuck numbers on yet, the ones I bought are too big, but maybe I'll leave them off

PM me if you want one, I have some spare hubcaps ;)

next one I'm going to make is out of a K fascia, turn the 90mph speedo face into a clock, and keep the oil and temp guages in it - sweeet

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good work (simon?)

hmm ill have to think about having a clubman part within the boundaries of my house...

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68matic wrote:
good work (simon?)

hmm ill have to think about having a clubman part within the boundaries of my house...


yep, I'm Simon... (Duc?)

I had a similar moral dilemma, but at least it'll remind me never to actually get a whole car :wink:

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Simo, nice work!

Can i steal your idea? I have a few hubcaps here.

Where did you get the clock mech from and how much?


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Looks good , I've been thinking of doing a similar one to the K type you mentioned but I'm trying to find a thermometer to replace the temp guage and a barometer to replace the oil pressure guage . Just trying to find the right sized instruments is the problem at present .

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Location: Under the bonnet son!
The time's wrong though, it's 12 40 here. Maybe it's the timezone difference.. :P

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skssgn wrote:
68matic wrote:
good work (simon?)

hmm ill have to think about having a clubman part within the boundaries of my house...


yep, I'm Simon... (Duc?)

I had a similar moral dilemma, but at least it'll remind me never to actually get a whole car :wink:


your both f.u.c.k.ed in the head :evil: :roll:

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:


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willy wrote:
Simo, nice work!

Can i steal your idea? I have a few hubcaps here.

Where did you get the clock mech from and how much?


Cheers 8)


yeah, I stole it in the first place.. a mate of mine who lives around the corner did it a few years ago

I bought the bits at spotlight cost about $18 all up - mechanism, hands and numbers that are too big, but you can buy them on ebay cheaper

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sports850 wrote:
Looks good , I've been thinking of doing a similar one to the K type you mentioned but I'm trying to find a thermometer to replace the temp guage and a barometer to replace the oil pressure guage . Just trying to find the right sized instruments is the problem at present .


yeah, I thought the same, but hunting them out would be too much effort so I thought I'd just go with the clock by itself.... but if you ever do find a nice replacement, buy 2 of each ;)

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czerial wrote:
skssgn wrote:
68matic wrote:
good work (simon?)

hmm ill have to think about having a clubman part within the boundaries of my house...


yep, I'm Simon... (Duc?)

I had a similar moral dilemma, but at least it'll remind me never to actually get a whole car :wink:


your both f.u.c.k.ed in the head :evil: :roll:

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:


oh dear im gonna get it from chris next time i see him :roll:

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willy wrote:

Where did you get the clock mech from and how much?



You should be able to get mechanisms from places like Dick Smiths or Jaycar Electronics or even craft shops.
I bought a whole clock from one of those $2 shops for about ... let me see ... $2, then took out the mechanism to use on something else.

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