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Post by: billwill » Fri Dec 18, 2015 4:25 pm
S3FHC wrote:Thanks Tim,
great photographs! - are all Elan body shells as (seemingly) light as that?
Mark.
No...
But the racing shells for 26R cars are lighter than the Elane Coupe shells.
Bill Williams
36/6725 S3 Coupe OGU108E Yellow over Black.
36/6725 S3 Coupe OGU108E Yellow over Black.
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Post by: saildrive2001 » Fri Dec 18, 2015 5:02 pm
S4 shells are also lighter than earlier models, one less layer of mat to save costs. Two of use lifted my shell when I did my rebuild.
Keith Marshall
69 S4 SE DHC RHD Original owner
69 S4 SE DHC RHD Original owner
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Post by: holywood3645 » Fri Dec 18, 2015 5:56 pm
Again, listen to Mark (Elan in the forest) less is more, on a car with this type of history!
James
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Post by: martynbrown » Sun Dec 20, 2015 5:52 pm
Deryck
A fascinating post. It's of particular interest because our S4 DHC is also in Royal Blue and I haven't seen very many in this colour during 34 years of ownership. I think we ought to arrange a gathering of Royal Blues when you've completed the work. Good luck with it, and I look forward to following your progress.
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Martyn Brown
A fascinating post. It's of particular interest because our S4 DHC is also in Royal Blue and I haven't seen very many in this colour during 34 years of ownership. I think we ought to arrange a gathering of Royal Blues when you've completed the work. Good luck with it, and I look forward to following your progress.
Regards
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Post by: Almondgreen » Mon Dec 21, 2015 10:25 am
Fantastic find ! But it's going to be a brain teaser to restore.. To judge what you have to replace, and what you have to keep as is to keep the originality of the car. It's an historical car !
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Post by: deryck » Mon Apr 23, 2018 5:49 pm
Evening,
the car is now finished and will at home tomorrow,
95% of the original parts were used including the chassis, seats etc .
Neil has done his usual amazing job .
i will post pictures of the finished car in the morning,
its been a long road!
kindest rgards
Deryck
the car is now finished and will at home tomorrow,
95% of the original parts were used including the chassis, seats etc .
Neil has done his usual amazing job .
i will post pictures of the finished car in the morning,
its been a long road!
kindest rgards
Deryck
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Post by: trw99 » Tue Apr 24, 2018 5:58 pm
From Deryck, a photo of the completed car.
It looks superb and a wonderful tribute to our only posthumous World Champion.
Tim
It looks superb and a wonderful tribute to our only posthumous World Champion.
Tim
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