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toranarama
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Post #1 post 23rd October 2011 - 03:34 PM
FOOT NOTE:

Every smartassed comment posted on this thread will be ignored as I've
truly been there n done that while most of you were sucking your mums
tits and still wearing nappies. Don't expect to get a rise out of me or a reply.

This is his 1st project all by himself, I'm just taking pics & posting.



Engine: 202 Reco'd in '06 / Don't know what heads on it but will check soon

Exhaust: Stock but NEW

Suspension: Stock but NEW

Wheels: Stock steelies new Bob Jane All Rounders in '09 (Less than 500ks)

Modifications: Dual Battery setup

Stereo Audio / Visual: MP3 USB H/U

Estimated Power: Fair bit for a stock Auto 202



205xxx original klms - edit

Originally bought by the Red Cross in South Australia, then moved to the N.T

now in Brissy & my Son is the 3rd/4th ? owner


Picked the old girl up and got her home at 11:05pm & gave it a quick clean finishing at 12:35am.

Reco'd 202 in '06, new radiator, new alternator, new shockies, ball joints/steering components.

Almost unmolested dash, 2 toggle switches (has dual batteries) no idea what switch does what yet - LOL

Original colour was Satin Mist - Silver metalic with a touch of blue

Factory roof rack with no rust on attachment points (yay !)

Freebie NEW Kenwood MP3 , NEW Sony 6 & 1/2s in kick panels & 6x9's still in the box hsdance.gif

AND... It's got the last ever NEW from GMH tailgate on it ! drool.gif

$1500 + 5 mths rego (edit) - woop woop thumbsup.gif

Starting today general door cnr rust repairs + other fiddly bits.

Should have a one coat respray done in 2 weeks just as a tidy up for cruising before serious resto begins

Will add more over the next week cool.gif

This post has been edited by toranarama: Oct 24 2011, 06:41 AM
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  • wbtonner
    Post #2

    Needs a 50/90 cam and a 4spd manual.


    Seriously though, I have a 4spd for sale if your son is interested? PM me.

    toranarama
    Post #3

    Unfortunately he has a buggered left knee that pops occasionally & we hunted high n low to get the 3 on the tree.

    Otherwise would've been all over your 4 speed in a flash !

    Cheers for thinking of him though. smile.gif
    75 KINGSWOOD
    Post #4

    QUOTE (wbtonner @ Oct 24 2011, 09:49 AM) *
    Needs a 50/90 cam and a 4spd manual.


    Seriously though, I have a 4spd for sale if your son is interested? PM me.

    and i have a 50/90 cam

    74QEE
    Post #5

    Sweet starting point man, let us know if you need anything as i have quite a few bits and pieces, need any help, just ask, quite a few of us in pre-85 are lucky enough to own kingswoods.

    Desu
    Post #6

    Must be stolen.

    gutless
    Post #7

    Do you accept deposits?

    aussiemk2
    Post #8

    considering the comment you made tornanananananramamnan in the pre 85 section about kingswood owners i am suprised you/your son have one.

    aren't they the car you have when you can't afford a decent one?
    VEYRON
    Post #9

    Are you going to put a 2jz inside it

    boost bogan
    Post #10

    keep the classic look, just tidy her up i.e visor, venetian, white walls + dress trims, paint and she'l be sweet, already got the factory chrome roof rack! GL with it

    toranarama
    Post #11

    QUOTE (aussiemk2 @ Oct 24 2011, 02:20 PM) *
    considering the comment you made tornanananananramamnan in the pre 85 section about kingswood owners i am suprised you/your son have one.

    aren't they the car you have when you can't afford a decent one?



    Well... That was directed because of the rib poke 74QEE made @ the Sillycar - He's taken no offense as none was intended tongue.gif

    toranarama
    Post #12

    Update already !

    Got lowered (not silly low) springs lined up + extractors.

    I hope for the moment he keeps stock exhaust as it's verwy verwy quiet..

    shhhh... I'm hwunting Towanas... (In best Elma Fudd voice) wink.gif

    80% of the bogging is done, doors really need the flick but that'll be over the next month.
    toranarama
    Post #13

    Progress as of 5:45 this arvo.

    All done by my Son - It's a huge learning curve for him...

    A++ for effort so far for him ! thumbsup.gif











    And still working on her now at 7:12 smile.gif

    Stephen92
    Post #14

    Did the guy selling it try scam you ?? oopsie.gif

    toranarama
    Post #15

    Forgot to add that when he was 16 he had some "strange" attraction to Fords... dunno.gif

    Bringing him around from the dark side with this:
    mxmad
    Post #16

    i think veron ment are the 2 of them going to jiz in it

    G-uni7
    Post #17

    your silly if you bog it
    it will just fall out n 6 months then youl have to bog again

    mxmad
    Post #18

    i think there a bit beyond silly g-uni7 have you not read some of his other posts.

    toranarama
    Post #19

    Ground, sanded, rust converter, bogged.

    Will be doing the fish oil number, followed by peanut oil & Tectyl rust proofing.

    Been there n done that more times than I can remember !

    G'teed to last a bit longer than 6mths, maybe 7? wink.gif

    176OES
    Post #20

    bogging a car.... huge learning curve???

    Like father like son hey? smile.gif

    toranarama
    Post #21

    yaaaaawn....

    The stupidly quick fixemup RWC bodgy (not really) bog job was finished around 9pm

    Undercoated for his drive home and will get a flash of Cyan Blue today.

    Couple more spots to do, then roady he we come !
    SiKWiKD
    Post #22

    for the time it took you too cut out and bog why didnt you just cut it out and tack new pieces in ?? dunno.gif Ah well good project hopefully it works out for you guys thumbsup.gif

    toranarama
    Post #23

    I can weld with oxy like a pro BUT lower lumbar disc blew out Saturday 2 weeks ago.

    Not up to much ATM except for telling him what to do - LOL

    Sometime soon in the future I'll either do the deed with steel or he can pay a proffessional person.

    This is just RWC quickie fix, all mechanicals are 100% but ya gotta do what ya gotta do !

    Be-Hating
    Post #24

    That centre console, Is that stock? huh.gif

    toranarama
    Post #25

    9:29pm tonight & he's still at it !
    toranarama
    Post #26

    QUOTE (Be-Hating @ Oct 25 2011, 08:36 PM) *
    That centre console, Is that stock? huh.gif



    Home made 3 ply job by previous owner (ugly as sin) but holds an iPhone excellently! thumbsup.gif

    Getting the flick as soon as a suitable GTS/whatever replacement can be found.
    toranarama
    Post #27

    1:22am and Son's just left.

    L/H cowl vent section almost ready for paint.

    yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawnnnnn...
    toranarama
    Post #28

    Got a panel beater/spray painter friend all lined up to give it a lick of paint on the Gold Coast ASAP.

    Son wants to go a darker blue but I'm advising sticking with the Cyan blue as currently I'm not up to helping

    dent chase & the darker colour will show every imperfection !

    I think the tailgate is a nice enough colour + GLOSS will do for now.

    $68 for 2 litres of acrylic & I've got 20 litres of thinners already should do the trick for 6 months

    until he tracks down some rust free doors & saves for a professional metal job instead of bog.
    Jorzza
    Post #29

    Beautiful Ol'Kingswood love them wanting too do one up myself keep up the hard hard work Looking great! [--0--] ...!

    toranarama
    Post #30

    These mags were bought specifically for the Kinga but I can't bring myself to fit them.. oopsie.gif

    Thoughts?
    BAILED
    Post #31

    What is this thread about ?

    VEYRON
    Post #32

    its about how he almost got scammed when selling a car

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