2redrovers

With local and imported ingredients

Second one is ready to rock

Price is $60 plus $10 if you need postage.

Id just like to say that i have the number one sample on its way! In twenty or so years this thing will be worth a fortune!
 
Thanks Rod.

Second one is ready to rock

Price is $60 plus $10 if you need postage.

Second one is ready to rock

Price is $60 plus $10 if you need postage.

Second one is ready to rock

Price is $60 plus $10 if you need postage.

If I could like more than once I would.
 
Throw some on ebay, you should sell a few easily.

Second one is ready to rock

Price is $60 plus $10 if you need postage.

Classic......

With local and imported ingredients

With local and imported ingredients

Here we go, first one done and in primer.

Here we go, first one done and in primer.

If you want to do it legit could it not be done by the police? When a car gets stolen and the thieves grind off the engine number the police stamp a new number on the engine block which is then the new ID number for the engine. I know this cause I bought a cleveland engine from a bloke that had his XA GT stolen then recovered. The engine I bought had a police number stamped into in due to old number being ground off, it was all legit and checked with the transport department in my state.

Only takes a couple of layers of paint to obscure a chassis or tower number so it makes sense to clear over bare steel. No arguments later on.

You should try SA...........
 
Rubber glove and cavity search, here.  
 
The only reason i keep buying new cars. 

Viola!

Just ignore the missing corner, this is the first prototype and was made from a bit of scrap so I could work out what was going on.

Viola!

Just ignore the missing corner, this is the first prototype and was made from a bit of scrap so I could work out what was going on.

Try not to bend them either as you pull them off. Easier said than done though. Lifting them from underneath or on top to start with rather than from one end helps.
 
Lay them flat on a flat surface for storage, preferably not stacked. Helps them not to bend.
 
If they train themselves into a bent or kinked shape they won't stick well.
 
Can lay them flat in the sun to soften and straighten before fitting. Helps a lot, even try a heat gun.

Cheers Rod, i'll give it a go but i'm pretty sure i've already contacted him a while back.

If I change my name to rich, do I get the money that goes with it? Logically, I'd say yes because that would also explain why I seem to get shafted a lot. (think about.... Aaaand there it is)

Bahh ha ha ha ha....... I see what ya did there.  

I'd say both sections for both models would sell really well Rod. EVERYBODY'S chasing them, yet nobody makes them. You could be rich! Rich i tells ya!

Waiting for one to turn up from chingbay, will let you know if it was worth 8 bucks

I'm starting to look seriously at making parts for people to buy. Common but currently unavailable sections and patches that may be too complicated for the average diy guy to manage on their own.
 
I'll be making components by hand for the best fit I can possibly achieve. I can't make everything, but if it's feasible, I'll certainly give it a shot. To do this though, I will need to get my hands on a good part to copy.
 
So two questions for you. Firstly, what patches do you want most? Things like inner door corners such as this one for the torana I'm working on

No one currently makes this part so it was a good starting point.
 
Secondly, I need an honest indication of what you would pay for the nominated panel? I'm not going for a "highest bid" scenario, just need to be able to gauge what's financially viable. I'm happy to make anything I can for you guys and I'm sure you can all under for example, that I'm unable to put 20hours into a part if it's only worth $100.
 
So what are you looking for? All suggestions / requests will be considered and price can be negotiated privately if you prefer.