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Author:  mk-Zero [ Mon Aug 13, 2018 8:56 am ]
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REALLY nice work Ethan! :beer:

Author:  freebird [ Mon Aug 13, 2018 3:33 pm ]
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Great choice on the gauges and seats!! :thumbs:

Author:  ConcreteAce [ Sat Aug 18, 2018 10:45 pm ]
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well 60 days into the project and I took her on the first drive its made in years.
a few little loose ends and she will be done.

Friday I got the motor all buttoned up
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and into the car she went for the break in
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got the rear bar installed and some lights
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and the roof rack installed
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Author:  mk-Zero [ Mon Aug 20, 2018 10:27 am ]
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Damn that's a good looking car Ethan, nice work!
One big bump though off road and those rear fenders are getting ripped off! :shock:

Author:  ConcreteAce [ Mon Aug 20, 2018 9:51 pm ]
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mk-Zero wrote:
Damn that's a good looking car Ethan, nice work!
One big bump though off road and those rear fenders are getting ripped off! :shock:


I would say the same if it were not for the fact that it had 33's on it when I got it and the fenders had been on there since '79 hell the front had 31's on it and there was no damage to the front either. I doubt my dad will ever take it off road.

Author:  mk-Zero [ Tue Aug 21, 2018 9:07 am ]
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ConcreteAce wrote:
mk-Zero wrote:
Damn that's a good looking car Ethan, nice work!
One big bump though off road and those rear fenders are getting ripped off! :shock:


I would say the same if it were not for the fact that it had 33's on it when I got it and the fenders had been on there since '79 hell the front had 31's on it and there was no damage to the front either. I doubt my dad will ever take it off road.



lol, yeah, I suppose your dad won't be taking it off too many jumps :P

Author:  ConcreteAce [ Tue Aug 28, 2018 4:51 pm ]
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Well I delivered the Baja to Dad in Oklahoma this past weekend. We made a pit stop in Eureka Springs Arkansas for their annul VW event. Dad got him a trophy so that was pretty cool. He is really going to enjoy making it his.

Here is the temporary interior I threw in until Dad makes his own. I used some old factory mats out of my Baja and some material I bought at Hobby Lobby. Turned out decent.

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I tagged the front emblem area. :D
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Here are pictures from Eureka Springs
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and Dad with his first trophy
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Author:  ConcreteAce [ Tue Aug 28, 2018 5:01 pm ]
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Just got these photos from Dad, he has already started making some changes

He added a breather pipe, as well as some Kadron filters to the carbs, and a new tri-mil exhaust
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Author:  mk-Zero [ Wed Aug 29, 2018 8:43 am ]
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Good call on the Tri-Mil, it should run much better than with that "Dual Megaphone" setup.

That's a sharp looking Baja you built for your dad. Can I adopt you long enough for you to build one for me? :lol:

Author:  tommiebsmith [ Wed Aug 29, 2018 10:53 am ]
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mk-Zero wrote:
Good call on the Tri-Mil, it should run much better than with that "Dual Megaphone" setup.

That's a sharp looking Baja you built for your dad. Can I adopt you long enough for you to build one for me? :lol:


I agree on the exhaust - it will tie the motor in much better..
dual carbs and dual exhaust.. is basically 2 motors that just so happen to share a crank..

great looking car and done at a record pace.. :thumbs: :beer:

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