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BlueMax

BlueMax

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Interior Update

While waiting for materials to come in for the exhaust I decided to cover panels and see how seats fit.
It appears the Sebring seats have such a high bolster that I will have to change the roll-bar to give 2" more of leg room for easier access.


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gorgeous - just as well you need to move the bar - there is some paint missing on it (the bar that is) which just makes the rest of the car look shabby. ;) seriously, that is going to be gorgeous!!!
 
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Thanks JP, I had planed to powder coat the roll-bar when the interior was finish but after seeing how much leg room would be lost was when I decided to change. Decided to go with a brush 304 stainless...
 
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Big fan of the red and black interior. Fire that sucker up. Get the bonnet and doors on and let's go
somewhere. Looking good. Keep it up.
 
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That looks fantastic!

That is going to be so much fun to drive.
 
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Thanks very much guy’s!! In David Vizards book he charted two different 1380 engines, one with 12.5 CR, and one with 10.5 CR. My engine is a tick below 10.5CR at 10.4CR. The 10,5CR was charted at 115HP.
 
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Looks amazing, nice work! What seats are those, I'm not familiar with them.
 
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BlueMax said:
Thanks JP, I had planed to powder coat the roll-bar when the interior was finish but after seeing how much leg room would be lost was when I decided to change. Decided to go with a brush 304 stainless...
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wow, didn't realize Powder Coating was that thick. :D
 
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That is nice, you fab the scuff plates or they store bought?
 
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The seats are era retro’s of the Sebring Sprite seats that came from Archer’s garage in the UK. I choose them for their uniqueness’ and as well fit under tonneau cover.



Scuff plates came from Moss motors. They are not a direct fit and will have to be fiddled with in order to fit, at least a couple hours work to install.
 
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