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SPRINT PROJECT PICTURES

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jeffclane

very nice

#2 Post by jeffclane »

looks great, love the colour, how long till its finished?
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#3 Post by triple tango »

I started in July this year & said it would be done by end of September! I'm promissing it for after winter now as there is no point putting it on road in the bad weather.
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#4 Post by 2F45T4U »

I love them dials! Looking good mate :D
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#5 Post by Mad Mart »

Looks excellent Roy. 8)
Sprintless for the first time in 35+ years. :boggle2: ... Still Sprintless.

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#6 Post by LAWFIELD »

Great looking Spint, inspires me to get in the garage and get my sprint finished

Garry
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#7 Post by Sprint36 »

Go on Roy, what calipers are those?

David
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#8 Post by triple tango »

mk4 escort
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#9 Post by Toledo Man »

Looking good. Is the dash an early 1850 dash?
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#10 Post by triple tango »

yes it is, I know its incorect for a late car but I think it looks so much better.
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hutch76

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#13 Post by hutch76 »

Doing great, lots of hard work there!

Always liked the dials on the early 1850's also.
john orr

#14 Post by john orr »

Have you got the front jacked up on chassis legs? Is that recommended?

John Orr
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#15 Post by straylight »

that is unbelievable....what a fantastic job.....

so many questions...

how did you get the vinyl dash looking so neat ? Refurbish the walnut veneer ?

that is absolutely incredible....I'm wondering how I will ever come close.....

well done and thanks for putting the pics up....great job

stu
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