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24v saff sierra project

Started by mark 24v, February 16, 2006, 17:08:46

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mark 24v

February 16, 2006, 17:08:46
just a picture of my sierra (work in progress) it's quite a bit further forward now just got to sort out brakes and she's ready for mot,then i can get on with the paintwork.[attachmentid=206][attachmentid=207][attachmentid=208][attachmentid=209]

Owain

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February 16, 2006, 17:17:10
that looks strangely familiar





and mine needs paint too

Taps

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February 16, 2006, 20:42:23
Welcome to Fordpower Mark, did you do the 24V conversion yourself

mark 24v

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February 16, 2006, 23:07:00 Last Edit: February 16, 2006, 23:13:31 by mark 24v
i did everything myself including the loom,the best thing about it though is it hasn't cost me a penny i managed to pick up a granada cosworth for £40   with a buggerd g/box then sold the g'box to a local auto gearbox repair specialist for the original £40 everything else has come along with other cars that i have broken up.it has got a cossie 4x4 bonnet,cossie front bumper,black leather recaros,i've got cossie side skirts to go on it which need painting along with the bonnet and a stainless exhaust.the brakes from the granny are on the front and the sierra was a glx so had discs and calipers on the back already,i managed to find another granny 2.9 with a manual mt75 2wd gearbox in it off of ebay for £66,i used to own a standard 2wd cossie (apart from exhaust and an air filter) and this is just as quick but with lots of low down power

Damocos

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February 22, 2006, 23:58:19
Quote from: mark 24v
i did everything myself including the loom,the best thing about it though is it hasn't cost me a penny i managed to pick up a granada cosworth for £40   with a buggerd g/box then sold the g'box to a local auto gearbox repair specialist for the original £40 everything else has come along with other cars that i have broken up.it has got a cossie 4x4 bonnet,cossie front bumper,black leather recaros,i've got cossie side skirts to go on it which need painting along with the bonnet and a stainless exhaust.the brakes from the granny are on the front and the sierra was a glx so had discs and calipers on the back already,i managed to find another granny 2.9 with a manual mt75 2wd gearbox in it off of ebay for £66,i used to own a standard 2wd cossie (apart from exhaust and an air filter) and this is just as quick but with lots of low down power


So is it finished yet then? Should be interesting to see how well it goes against mine, as they will basicly be the same spec
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