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A lot of work was put into the cleaning up of the chassis. It was pressure washed twice, Jiffex used to remove the oil, the galvansing was starting to suffer from oxidation, so this was removed by scraping, and wire brushes in an angle grinder etc.

After cleaning, the chassis was found to be in excellent condition.

2 coats of Galvafroid were applied before painting (10 Dec 2005) and lacquering. The galvansied chassis, now has 2 coats of galvafroid, and a complete paint system, so should last and last. (53)

ExCel London, Royal Victoria Dock

 

This was the first time I'd seen the water in the dock calm enough to capture a decent reflection.

 

State Championships round 3 Mallala

On the Lotus Elite, Eclat, Excel owners club stand at the 2018 NEC Classic Car and Restoration Show

A duplicated model displayed at Excel, London.

Hotel Hallway and Lifts at Aloft London ExCeL Hotel

 

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Hotel Online Marketing Blog

Inspired by Deemix, some fun with equations

Althought the refurbished steering rack was painted black, it was covered with a 2 pack lacquer at the same time as the AVO shocks & springs were lacquered (84)

Details of the painted chassis:- The rear corner

A lot of work was put into the cleaning up of the chassis. It was pressure washed twice, Jiffex used to remove the oil, the galvansing was starting to suffer from oxidation, so this was removed by scraping, and wire brushes in an angle grinder etc.

After cleaning, the chassis was found to be in excellent condition.

2 coats of Galvafroid were applied before painting (10 Dec 2005) and lacquering. The galvansied chassis, now has 2 coats of galvafroid, and a complete paint system, so should last and last. (52)

I was looking through ~/Library/Preferences and ran across this icon. Look closely at it...

Spreadsheets on my mind, I guess. If I were to take this again, I'd probably do so without the angle, but I'll get back to the Big Apple sooner or later. Hmm, it kinda looks like Manhattan's street grid too.

This screen shows the function window. Location where a function can be applied to a specific area.

The Otter bi-metallic switch which was supplied with the Revotec fans. A bit of a tight fit to mount the insert threads for the fans in the rad frame - 6mm inserts were just too big, so hade to use 5mm

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