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Offline baker1983

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Re: Bora pick up
« Reply #40 on: 04 February 2016, 23:17 »
Not a clue but should be quite a bit less than original, I cut a lot of metal out! All door internals seats etc gone. A bit more welding done
Can't decide if I like the angles or not?????






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Re: Bora pick up
« Reply #41 on: 06 February 2016, 16:27 »

Can't decide if I like the angles or not????


I'm sure with a uniform finish they'll look pretty damn cool!


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Re: Bora pick up
« Reply #42 on: 07 February 2016, 20:04 »
Got loads done over the last few days and nearly blew up the workshop in the process!
A bit of advice for anyone who still has a pit that's covered up don't spill petrol in it then forget about it a few days later and then start welding above it! A very nice bang with enough force to lift the car off the floor

Might be putting it up for sale soon as could do with money for my new project. Not sure what it would be worth really. All the welding will be done and cab will be water tight. Possibly needs SVA or what ever they call it now! I just told my insurance company that it was a VW bora modified into a pick up, they just added a note on file to say it's a pick up but I do have a traders policy  :grin:

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Re: Bora pick up
« Reply #43 on: 07 February 2016, 20:08 »
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Re: Bora pick up
« Reply #44 on: 07 February 2016, 20:20 »
Good looking kit but using fibre glass takes the fun out of the build for me! Welding welding welding

Offline hardmonkeys

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Re: Bora pick up
« Reply #45 on: 10 February 2016, 17:42 »
I need to learn to weld...need to learn a lot as it goes lol

Look good mate, if you do sell, will it be the finished product or as is...as I'm enjoying watching the progress
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Re: Bora pick up
« Reply #46 on: 10 February 2016, 18:25 »
Good looking kit but using fibre glass takes the fun out of the build for me! Welding welding welding


Maybe so...but you seem to be giving up before you're finished ...where's the fun in that?
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Re: Bora pick up
« Reply #47 on: 10 February 2016, 20:58 »
Never said I was giving up just contemplating what to do and if it's worth me putting anymore money into it or get out when I can break even.
I'm no body shop tech and defo havnt got the patience for all the filler work so mite be a good point in the build now to sell to somebody in the paint trade.
Got all the mot advisories done today.
New front lower arms
New rear axle bushes
New coil Spring

Anyone got advice on the SVA test or small car company build?

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Re: Bora pick up
« Reply #48 on: 11 February 2016, 19:59 »
Water tight cab!!!






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Re: Bora pick up
« Reply #49 on: 12 February 2016, 16:55 »
Keep up the good work! Stay with it and could be a good opportunity to learn how to throw the filler down?
Or go rustic, strip all the paint off and clear lacquer it?.... I've been watching too many chop shop style shows on Quest! :-D


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