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  • Just a little bit different "Cosscort"

    Just thought i'd post these up, some have seen these before , but some may find them interesting ..


    A standard "been around the block a few times" and welded up shell


    After getting some sills on to put some the work can begin.
    Tubs first, a small cut is made



    and the finished tub

    and an arch and 11x16 wheel at ride height (45mm under chassis rails , race legal)

    Then another small cut to fit the rear suspension pick ups in





    and the finished rear .. including the chassis raise, race 4 link brackets and covers, race body box x-member and the diff tunnel, the fuel tank stand can be seen in the boot too.



    and the wheel at full squat



    The floorpans are in the tops and bottoms of the A pillars are repaired and the bulkhead and closures are in ...






    Been a bit tied up getting this racecar mk2 built while doing the mk1















    Back to the Mk1
    engine mounted

    gearbox tunnel started along with the new floor x-member

    and the Fostek Atlas being fitted with the 4link/watts brackets and disc brackets


    Axle in



    The seat/ cross members are done along with the inner seat mounts and prop tunnel ..



    rear fire wall mounts next and then the cage .. multipoint weld in

    Firewall upper and lower mounts are in





    and the prime cage is in (prime= the basic 6 point + rear diagonal), the rest of the bars (15 separate bars inside) will be going in along with the front end, but i need to finish up the Mk2 racecar first.











    The other 15 bars are mainly diagonals and front triangulation to the top mounts.

    Some more










    Some pics of the front spaceframe .. due to the cost of Mk1 front panels being around £2,500 from the screen to the front panel .. and thats just for the panels without fitting costs, we decided to do a spaceframe front end, also the cars modified at the rear so may as well do something up front too
    The main hoops are 38mm CDS and the parts join back into the main cage are 42mm CDS, the top mounts are my own camber adjustable one that i normally let into standard inner wings.


















    Finished doing the top plate gussets on both sides and stuck a leg in there for the pics.




    The we put some panels on







    Neils got to bring his doors in and then i can get the front lined up and mount the panels and get the bubbles on the fronts.

    Front arches fitted to the wings and the strut brace made and fitted ....






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  • #2
    what a fantasic rebuild Gary

    top fabrication work as usual an artist

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    • #3
      AWESOME
      Cheers

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      • #4
        Lost for words
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        • #5
          this guy is good with the welder


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          • #6
            WOW!
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            • #7
              bloody ell theres been some work gone into that, top stuff there

              keep the pics coming

              wheels look fun to get on and off
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              • #8
                now that looks stunning cant wait to see that finished
                *Edited*

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                • #9
                  u make me sick man with your skills ....cant believe how good your projects are....keep them pics coming....any pics of this car before you started...like how were the inner wings before you chopped it up?

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                  • #10
                    amazing job ... the workmanship is fantastic ... AND TO THINK YOU DID ALL THAT IN ONE WEEKEND ... ...

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                    • #11
                      A1 fabrication work , and even better ingenuity on the front end. very impressive, waiting to see the finished project

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                      • #12
                        i think thats all a little bit over the top actually

                        amazing, love the hidden wheels at the rear - they be massive

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                        • #13
                          stunning!,more pics, more pics!!!!!!!!
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                          • #14
                            Just lost for words.....WOW
                            Andy

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                            • #15
                              One word........Awesome.
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