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  • #232846
    Will Burge
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    @washington-will

    Well as I stated in another post, my son and I recently purchased a CMC chevette kit (unstarted). We decided that the Daytona migi wasn’t enough and thought it might be a cool father and son thing to build another and each have one to drive to shows. We purchased a chevette donor car on craigslist and drove it home. It drove well and was in pretty good shape. We parked it in the garage, took a few photos and began to chop and disect. In 4 nights and one saturday we tore it completely apart and there is nothing left but an empty hull, which my buddy is going to haul away next week. We then rolled out the frame of the kit blocked it up and started bolting up the recently disected parts. In one full saturday we got the front end and rearend bolted up under it front shock mounts attached, moter and trans set in and bolted up. We don’t have SMOG testing here in North-west Washington so we stripped off the smog pump and plugged up the manifold ports. one of the donor springs was broken so we will have to order new springs along with the shocks. We just started to bolt up the steering column and lay out the wire loom.  We will also be doing more work to the migi soon, she looks confused as to why she used to get all the attention and now we’re fusing over another women. you know they are like that! More updates and photos to follow.

    Will

    #240353
    Paul Mossberg
    Keymaster

    @pmossberg

    Hi Will,

    That’s great progress in a short amount of time.

    I look forward to “living” the build with you and your son! so keep us up to date!

    Paul Mossberg
    Former Owner of a 1981 Classic Roadsters Ltd. Duchess (VW)
    2005 Intermeccanica Roadster

    If you own a TDr and are not in the Registry, please go to https://tdreplica.com/forums/topic/mg-td-replica-registry/ and register (you need to copy and paste the link)

    #240354
    edward ericson
    Participant

    @edsnova

    Sounds like you’re working fast. Good luck.

    #240355
    Will Burge
    Participant

    @washington-will

    if anybody is interested we posted a few pics in the gallery The White TD is the Daytona Migi, the rest are the chevette kit and Donor chevette. We will be posting more as we go

    Will

    #240356
    Bill Hursh
    Participant

    @bill-hursh

    Nice looking car/s. How did you manage to get your photo’s uploaded? I get a blank screen when I try.

    #240357
    Larry Murphy
    Participant

    @larry-murphy

     Will, That’s a good looking MIGI. I really like the chrome wheels with the smoothie hub caps. That is the first CMC chassis I have seen that did not have the body mounted. As Paul said earlier, keep posting pictures of your progress. It;s good to hear that this is a father -son project, a great way to stay close.

    #240358
    Richard Wobby
    Participant

    @richard-wobby

    I had asimilar problem until I followed these instructions in the forum picture post guidelines. I quote:

    Method
       If you just want to post random pics of your car or anything that isn’t following a Topic or Thread.

      Go to the  “TD Replica’s”  Topic

     Click on the

        Next:  click on the

        Browse your computer for the Picture  and double click it.
     
       Next click the Ok button and wait for the file to upload to the server.

     
       A folder will automatically be made for all pictures you post. The folder will be named according to your user name. (i.e.  Username= FrankieD  Photo Gallery Folder= FrankieD)

    You can repeat these steps to post multiple image.

         If you only want the photos to show up in your gallery and not in a posting, simply click out of the New Posting with out hitting the Post New Topic, Update Post or Post Reply button normally used to finish your post.

        You can use the same method to post pictures in any thread or topic but be sure you hit the Post New Topic, Update Post or Post Reply button before exiting. This is useful in topics where your picture can clear up the discussion. Also, the picture will be saved in your Gallery for future viewing editing or deleting. 

        I
    f you still have quetions regarding how to post your picture just Email me
      

    Edited by FrankieD on 25 March 2006 at 3:51pm

    #240359
    Will Burge
    Participant

    @washington-will

    Bill,
     I did it just the way Richard described. I created a thread to upload the photos then deleted the thread. I also had another problem with my photos being too large for the server to accept them. So my son showed me to upload them to photo bucket first, then re-save them as a .jpeg file in a smaller format. At that point they were ready to upload to the thread. Hope I helped and didn’t confuse you further.

    Will

    #240360
    Bill Hursh
    Participant

    @bill-hursh

    Thanks Guys! I will give that a try. Not real good with computers.

    Bill

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