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RE: The Meatwagon - cwspellowe - 01-03-2013

My door seals are knacekred so i'm pretty sure the constant moisture and non working heaters should help it rust!

But yeah, sounds like a plan. Shitty rusty interior ftw!

Hmm now what for the door cards...


RE: The Meatwagon - Niall - 01-03-2013

none? Chequer plate?


RE: The Meatwagon - cwspellowe - 01-03-2013

Yes, chequer plate and rivets.

Right so that's sorted then.


RE: The Meatwagon - ozonehostile - 02-03-2013

the vw boys use saltwater baths to achieve the rust they so crave (not that it needs any encouragement on old vdubs anyway)

but yeah, soak bits you want to rust in saltwater for a few days till it rusts then rinse off and lacquer to stop it rusting into dust


RE: The Meatwagon - cwspellowe - 02-03-2013

Apparently beer gives different colours of rust too?

Turns out there's galvanised still on the wing which had made some, erm, interesting patterns?


RE: The Meatwagon - Slam Wagon - 02-03-2013

Diesel rub it.


The Meatwagon - Jonny b - 02-03-2013

Ha ha quality!! Yeh metal bar as a dash sounds great


RE: The Meatwagon - karl1989 - 02-03-2013

Panels from motor factors rust Smile


RE: The Meatwagon - cwspellowe - 02-03-2013

I'm not buying a whole new panel just to rust it lmao

This is rusting. I'll get pics later during daylight, pattern looks awesome though


RE: The Meatwagon - Matt - 02-03-2013

Needs moar pictures!


The Meatwagon - Alee83 - 02-03-2013

Will a rusty dash not be in some way a health Hazzard?? You might wanna check these things for insurance purposes!! Hate to be a stick in the mud... :/


RE: The Meatwagon - Eeyore - 02-03-2013

Is there nothing in the MOT about having a safe dash which wont cut your head open when you smash into it?


RE: The Meatwagon - cwspellowe - 02-03-2013

I'll put some pipe lagging over the edges then?


RE: The Meatwagon - ozonehostile - 02-03-2013

becausepostapacalypse


RE: The Meatwagon - Shea - 02-03-2013

rusted Sheet metal wind deflectors???


RE: The Meatwagon - Matt - 02-03-2013

Needs blood splatters on the bonnet. From where the zombies get in your way, trip to the local butchers and get some intestines. Throw at the car. Remove chunks and lacquer the f*ck out of it


RE: The Meatwagon - cwspellowe - 02-03-2013

(02-03-2013, 04:23 PM)Matt Wrote: Needs blood splatters on the bonnet. From where the zombies get in your way, trip to the local butchers and get some intestines. Throw at the car. Remove chunks and lacquer the f*ck out of it

OFT AYE! Hmm.. yeah definitely needs something but i have an a-bar coming soon, so that might be the order of the day.

Plenty done today, got too distracted by wiring though and didn't actually change the clutch cable lmao pics up when I can be arsed x


RE: The Meatwagon - cwspellowe - 02-03-2013

Ok, got some pics uploaded now.

First of all, i was supposed to have been sorting the clutch cable. Got a bit bored and distracted and instead went and grabbed myself a relay to wire up and fit the roof mounted spot lamps. They've been wired with help from the "fogs with main beam" but instead of a diode and feeding into the fog light circuit, the relay is instead earthed, so when the full beams are flicked on the spot lamps come on too. They've been wired in with an on/off toggle switch on the dash so not issues with Mr MOT.

Also wired up the hazard beacons, again just feeding from a live (permanent one this time) behind the dash and to a toggle switch.

I actually hate wiring though, PITA compared to some other jobs but oh well, all done now, especially now my little clock/temp gauge/voltmeter is wired in, replacing the crappy standard clock. Not sure how accurate temperature is on it, but voltmeter shows 14.2V with the engine running which is pretty normal. Handy thing to have to spot a failed alternator/battery Smile

Right, pics, no particular order, but there's a few of the rust that is getting along nicely too. I'll hopefully sort the clutch cable tomorrow. Maybe...

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RE: The Meatwagon - Jonny81191 - 02-03-2013

Epic as always Chris. Now fix the clutch cable Tongue


The Meatwagon - Jonny b - 02-03-2013

f*cking love it !!!!!!!


RE: The Meatwagon - samass - 02-03-2013

Sick! Needs grills over the headlamps tho


RE: The Meatwagon - cwspellowe - 02-03-2013

(02-03-2013, 06:43 PM)sammykins Wrote: Sick! Needs grills over the headlamps tho

I was thinking of getting some headlight protectors and painting the stripes on, like the spot lamps?

I have an A-bar coming next week too so hopefully can bodge that on..


The Meatwagon - Parksy87 - 02-03-2013

Thats ace Smile liking this alot


RE: The Meatwagon - samass - 02-03-2013

Yeah, that could work, I've a set if you want?


RE: The Meatwagon - cwspellowe - 02-03-2013

Possibly, spent a fortune this month though so laying off the props for a bit, i'll let you know though sir x


RE: The Meatwagon - samass - 02-03-2013

Cool beanz man, they're just sitting in my room anyhow


RE: The Meatwagon - Seid' - 02-03-2013

dude, put the license plates right..

LIKE!


Re: RE: The Meatwagon - WiNgNuTz - 02-03-2013

(02-03-2013, 11:32 PM)Seid Wrote: dude, put the license plates right..

LIKE!

Don't do this! Wonky plates ftw!


RE: The Meatwagon - Jenkosowls - 02-03-2013

(01-03-2013, 07:01 PM)cwspellowe Wrote: Jenks.. shim metal?

That's not a bad idea though, would mean I don't need bracing of any kind as I can rivet plates over the original dash, and wouldn't be any hassle having to relocate wiring etc

Metal that's .5mm comes in rolls in tins. You use it to shim gaps to make it tighter. Or copper sheeting if your feeling rich


RE: The Meatwagon - lewisdmz - 02-03-2013

Meatwagon kind of sounds like a gay men's nightclub?