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sweet cortina man, used to have a mk2 myslef. they are awesome cars. should get it going again asap so you can cruise round it it. loved the waves and smiles id get when driving mine around

Hey man, yeah i've seen your car on here. Nice!. The goal is by next summer and Im sure that's achievable.

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":1tdsdc1z]sweet car, automatic too? pretty rare if it is... :)

Yeah it is an auto. I've never seen another one around. 4 speed manual is going in at some stage for more fun!

you were asking for a panel shop, I used these guys to do a few parts I could remove and take to them, they did excellent work for a reasonable price and were all around good to deal with.

Newport Panel & Paint

622 Swanson Road, Swanson, Waitakere City, Auckland

(09) 832 5555

http://maps.google.co.nz/?ie=UTF8&ll=-3 ... 4&t=h&z=20

Thanks mate. Will keep the details handy

Nice story in ya build thread..

Dont think it was me ya brought the 1600 from tho. I pulled the 1600 out of my mk2 years ago and sold to mate for his escort.

Gaz

Thanks bro. Was someone in wellington with a cortina that looks like yours
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sweet looking car man. I nearly bought a mint GTE last year, still gutted that i missed out on it, I love the mk2's
Thanks man. A GTE would be an awesome thing to get hold of! Worth something being a uniquely NZ variant! I read your anglia build lastnight and im worried i will find a bunch of rust like you did! The pic in your signature looks like its finished though yeah? Looks mint as!
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thats from my old mk2. was originally column shift but had been converted to floor shift. works sweet as long as you dont have the bench seat moved all the wat foward. even then, a slight tweak of thew gearstick would solve all problems

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there are a couple of options, using the gearbox the same as hunteds old cortina, its out of a 1600mk3 cortina with the imput shaft shortened a little,you can heat the gearstick up a little and bend it to clear the seat if its a little far forward

The other option is to fit an anglia gear stick and selectors into a standard column change box, this brings the stick out to this sort of location, you do need to modify the reverse selector for the anglia stick to work. otherwise keep a look out for a standard floor change box. you would be paying somewhere between $300 and $500 for a smk2 floor change box depending on model/condition

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":24e8yr4f]there are a couple of options, using the gearbox the same as hunteds old cortina, its out of a 1600mk3 cortina with the imput shaft shortened a little,you can heat the gearstick up a little and bend it to clear the seat if its a little far forward

The other option is to fit an anglia gear stick and selectors into a standard column change box, this brings the stick out to this sort of location, you do need to modify the reverse selector for the anglia stick to work. otherwise keep a look out for a standard floor change box. you would be paying somewhere between $300 and $500 for a smk2 floor change box depending on model/condition

thats from my old mk2. was originally column shift but had been converted to floor shift. works sweet as long as you dont have the bench seat moved all the wat foward. even then, a slight tweak of thew gearstick would solve all problems

Legends. Thanks guys. I already have what I think is a '2000e' 4 speed which from what people tell me will go straight on. Maybe ill take a pic for you guys to confirm. Glad that it is possible to keep the bench though. I love it. Those summer days on a nice drive, sun is shining, cool breeze is blowing, engine is purring. Your girl is sitting next to you, you pretend to stretch in an effort to get your arm around without her noticing too much. One thing leads to another....Whoa..sorry. Think I strayed into another forum...

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if the concrete is crumbling away, paint it, use a oil based paint, give it a weak thinned down coat, then a straight from the pot one, and another. use a roller. it will come out great and if you use white it reflects light like you wouldnt believe !. makes finding bolts easy :P

if you dont want to move the car just put it on axle stands.

takes about 2 days to dry properly.

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Without trying to start a shitfight how will paint do anything? Standard practice when painting conc is to remove any loose material via scraping. If you did want to try the above method I would recomend PolyU or some kind of waterproofing membrain type product, neither will be cheap but it MIGHT do a little. PolyU is what I have and is a 2pot product with a cure time of around 7 days at 25°c... retail approx $140 for 5l, only comes in 5l packs.

I would just leave with carpet tho as it is cheap/free! You could use some cementious plaster or filler to fill the larger holes under the carpet so jacks etc stay level if you felt it was needed.

Gaz's 5c with no releveance to cars 8)

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nah anglia in sig is not mine, just a pic i found online for inspiration/what it will look like when done.

I have the box out of my anglia if you need the selector. Not sure if its the original anglia box though as it had an esky 1300 and the anglias originally have a hydraulic clutch which mine doesn't.

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