Valerie the Cosworth Viva Resto.

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Re: Valerie the Cosworth Viva Resto.

Postby BigWallace » Mon Jan 12, 2015 9:09 am

The first cut is the deepest... :roll:
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Re: Valerie the Cosworth Viva Resto.

Postby BigWallace » Mon Jan 12, 2015 9:11 am

Not a bad fit...,
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Re: Valerie the Cosworth Viva Resto.

Postby BigWallace » Mon Jan 12, 2015 9:14 am

Again, not too shabby...
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Re: Valerie the Cosworth Viva Resto.

Postby BigWallace » Mon Jan 12, 2015 9:15 am

I like nice flowing lines!!
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Re: Valerie the Cosworth Viva Resto.

Postby dbm » Sat Jan 17, 2015 8:51 pm

Looking good some really nice quality work there .Can I ask what you are doing with the corsair and did it come from the glamis area ?
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Re: Valerie the Cosworth Viva Resto.

Postby BigWallace » Sat Jan 17, 2015 10:33 pm

Cheers Dave! The Corsair came from Dundee but yes, it was previously from near Glamis. It's down to a shell minus the rear axle internals, all of which are going into the atlas in the Viva. It has 2 new wings, but needs a lot of work. Ford panels go for funny money, so that's why I'm doing the Viva!

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Re: Valerie the Cosworth Viva Resto.

Postby dbm » Sat Jan 17, 2015 11:47 pm

Thought so I know the last two owners , I know what you mean about ford panels I have a slightly modified mk 2 zodiac and an Hb viva which I have just remove a 2l 8v Vauxhall engine and box from I am about to put a lotus twincam in it you can see some pics here

http://www.taysideclassiccarclub.co.uk/ ... odiac-mk2/
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Re: Valerie the Cosworth Viva Resto.

Postby BigWallace » Sat Jan 17, 2015 11:59 pm

That's a fine pair of motors! Yep, I've seen your Zody at the Pre 67 show... I absolutely loved it! I had a High line Consul in the late 80s... couldn't give it away at the time, so it went for scrap :(

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Re: Valerie the Cosworth Viva Resto.

Postby BigWallace » Thu Feb 19, 2015 8:04 pm

Good Lord! Has it really been a month since I last posted? I swear that time is passing faster as I get older! Anyway, I have made some progress. Got a hold of a 4dr l/h sill & re-fabricated it as a r/h 2dr unit! Valerie is 99% stripped & mounted to my new toy... a rotating jig. My wife says it looks like a chicken rotisserie device! We're off to Alabama to see her family on Saturday morning, so I thought I'd better get it stripped & the pics posted before we leave... just found out it's colder there than it is here :roll:

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Re: Valerie the Cosworth Viva Resto.

Postby BigWallace » Thu Feb 19, 2015 8:10 pm

More pics...
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