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Day 131 - Back to the car

I pushed the car out, and had a very rough trial fit of the inner wheel arch - I can't actally close the rear section because it needs to be trimmed for whatever side it goes on. I've made this as a template so John can make some more.

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I then got the throttle cable piece and painted it (this was the first of 6 coats):

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Next, I opened the front section, and replaced some more of the self-adhesive cable tie clips with epoxy glued clips:

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And I put the drver's seat in, and had a go. Much more comfortable without the roof bars!

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Then, I went back to the front section - putting the light holders in:

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Followed by the lights:

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Which looked quite nice with the freshly painted light areas:

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Especially with the masking bits removed - and the indicators in place:

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I also made sure that the lamp covers still fit.

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I've decided that I'll be using a charge cooler instead of an intercooler, which means I don't need the intakes in the sills. Since I didn't know how long Aeon would take to make me some new ones, I prepared my current ones by removing the intake sections. Bit of a shame, since I'd spent a lot of time on them!

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The only rear lights that I hadn't wired up were the reversing lights - however, I needed to find the reversing switch first! The second attempt, I found it - it's here:

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I noticed that I hadn't painted the exhaust mount, so I painted it.

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I then got the car battery, and wired the input to the switch:

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And with all the rear lights (except the brake lights):

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And the front lights:

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I then went down to see John - he said that I should get some new sills by the end of the week - in black as well! He's now got the inner wheel arch, to have a look at making some.

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