Its hardly a resto more of a demodification...

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Its hardly a resto more of a demodification...

#1 Post by David6214 »

Started on the tolly today.

This is it

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Took off those cibies

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Then a few more bits....

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Harnesses out, seats out, prop off, door cards off, rear roll bar out, map light out, nav footrest out, dash out, battery relocated to engine bay, vid of engine running taken, dash out.

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Tidied up this little lot...

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Then I realised I had a spare hour, so

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Pretty pleased with myself tbh....

Not hanging around with this one though, It needs to be back in the road in 2 weeks.....don't expect to see it painted!

Wait for the for sale ads....
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#2 Post by Modded Toledo »

Ah, so you went for that title...!!!

Nice work David. Two weeks?! Lookin' forward to seeing it.
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#3 Post by merlind100 »

Hi David, were the Recaros properly mounted or just bolted through the floor? as I have a set here to fit and some proper runners would be usefull
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#4 Post by super-charger »

is the cage forsale? suspension? :mrgreen:
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#5 Post by Toledo Man »

That's "rallyman"'s Tolly. I thought it looked familiar when I looked at the photos. This was it last June when I was up that way.
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I'm glad you're returning it to standard spec. Keep the twin carb setup though.
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#6 Post by SprintMWU773V »

In the pic where you are removing the engine etc complete I see a rope holding up the front of the car but where is it attached to on the body?
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#7 Post by Matt Cotton »

I was wondering exactly the same thing!
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#8 Post by David6214 »

The rope is Suspended from the chassis legs. The subframe bolts were re inserted and the cup washers inverted on the top of them. The rope is slung off of there.

It weighs very little to be honest, Me and a mate lifted it without the rope.

Yes its rallymans old toledo. Various bits of it are for sale in the for sale section. Everything in it will be standard triumph when it is finished.
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#9 Post by bifold »

David6214 wrote:The rope is Suspended from the chassis legs. The subframe bolts were re inserted and the cup washers inverted on the top of them. The rope is slung off of there.

It weighs very little to be honest, Me and a mate lifted it without the rope.

Yes its rallymans old toledo. Various bits of it are for sale in the for sale section. Everything in it will be standard triumph when it is finished.
Is that standard triumph Sprint engine, gearbox,axle David? :D
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#10 Post by David6214 »

Oh Mike how could you. I was referring to the fact that it would be getting standard seats either the black triumph 1300 ones with headrests or some sprinty ones I have lying around......

Did you think a sprint engine would suit it then?

Hell everything else has been changed on the car so I might as well put a sprint engine in it if the 200TDI doesn't fit.....

The triumph oil burner with veg kit...another money saving idea...didn't someone have a v8 for sale?
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#11 Post by bifold »

Sprint it David :lol:
But I do like veg oil as you know,I have a 2lt montego turbo diesel engine stashed up the farm as I could live with a cookin Dolly :mrgreen:
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#12 Post by David6214 »

Received a sprint engine today......

Pics to follow, but front subframe, engine and box are in place, thanks to Justyn for assistance and pulling his hair out as I didn't have enough to spare.

Jobs list is now

F-R Brake Lines to match sprint servo
Brake Flexis
Exhaust
Fuel line
Interior (if its in the interior it needs doing)
Wiring loom
Spin on oil filter
Head Gasket Change
Paint
Rear Axle Change
Propshaft

The list is growing faster than I knock the jobs off of it!
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#13 Post by tinweevil »

Pish, I forgot to send a propshaft yesterday. Oli in't the only pillock in da house. Saturday.
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#14 Post by merlind100 »

So it's actually more of a remodification then :D
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#15 Post by David6214 »

Well it is now. It started off as just being a lose the seats, cage and stuff and upgrade the engine to a hot 1300, but I had the other stuff already so its sort of evolving.....
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