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01-04-2004, 12:29 AM
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Re: The ITR that got away
wow, thats sweet, are you gonna finish it?
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Re: The ITR that got away
Finally got around to taking a couple of pics of the hinge. Its quite simple really. Same as any normal hinge which you will find tutorials for on the web, only difference is that the pivot is set at an angle so the door will swing out and up. The hinge itself was made from wire and a piece of brass tubing.
    Hopefully i'll get it finished this year!
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beautiful !!!
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Re: The ITR that got away
great custom work, I may try this sometime.
You will add this to the how-to section no?
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That looks nice..... Keep it up!
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Neat Chris-very neat
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Fantastic idea!! cant wait so see this project finished. well done!
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01-17-2004, 05:12 PM
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Re: The ITR that got away
WOW! Great work, very ingenious! I am going to have to try this one on my lowrider Modena
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Re: Re: The ITR that got away
damn. How'd I miss this? Chris, anything special going on under the hood?
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Nice one Chris! I'm still having trouble making my doors pivot correctly, though just the standard way of opening a door.
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Great work in the doors !
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Re: Re: Re: The ITR that got away
I forgot to mention that some plastic was removed from the inside front of the door to allow it to open freely. You should be able to see this in one of the pics and how there is a slight taper to it.
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re interior.....
Yeah Chris, noticed the door mounted speaker enclosures.......
they are custom....?  Can't wait to see more buddy..... cheers stump  |
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Big fan of this project. Great work on the doors.
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Re: Re: Re: Re: The ITR that got away
That's cool. The Revell 1.8 comes with supposingly 180bhp. What were you planning for the interior? Removing the back seat for a sound system? Custom cage?
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