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MY DASHBOARD REPAIR USING THE POLYVANCE TECHNIQUE GAV POSTED ABOVE: So I decided to repair my dashboard myself, and I used the Polyvance system that Gav has posted a few post above. 1. I bought the plastic welding kit from Amazon, which comes with the welder and welding rod (it it really a glorified soldering iron with a wide speared tip) I Believe they might sell a 240v kit on their website, I accidently bought the 110v American kit. I needed to buy a step down voltage transformer locally which cost me an additional $100 or so. Make sure to check what kit you buy. 2. I was able to buy the filler prep adhesion from ebay, but it was a pain to get, no one wanted to ship it internationally. 3. I could not get the padded dash filler, it is classified as a dangerous good and NO ONE will ship it. I searched everywhere, including all their resellers from UK to NZ. I contacted Polyvance directly and they told me which product to buy which will be compatible. 4. I believe I have gone above and beyond the scope of what the product was designed to do. My dash was completely trashed, I essentially had to skim welding rod over the entire surface of the dashboard, as mine had been repaired poorly once before, and when I pulled out all the body filler it was a disaster (as you can see in the thumbnail bellow) I didn't only have minor cracks to repair, I had canyons to fill, and multiple sections where there was no vinyl left at all. Anyway, enjoy! All products used are shown and listed in my video. Rudi.

got the mk63 calipers and they fit on Torana stubs an inside 13" rims now to find get pads .The pads hey came with contained asbesteos so a no no

I'm glad you asked. Have been waiting for four months for these wheels to arrive from Japan,Work Meister M1 3 piece 17x9, custom order, very happy with the result. Currently working on the aero, new front splitter and undertray, and rear wing mounts, rear wing should be done this weekend, will post some pics.

Ok two years age passed and it’s getting a lot closer now. It is all painted and moves under its own power. there’s still a bit to go yet however. IMG_4404.MOV IMG_4404.MOV

Time for an update. Now that the outside looks so good it was time to spruce up the inside. Painted the cage and hatch area satin black, not show standard but good enough for me. New reproduction interior panels from the US of A, carbon fibre door cards form Japan. As usual took forever to arrive and cost an arm and a leg. Also new LED headlights, I can actually see at night now!

Talk about post revival 8 years later I am still building this car but it is getting closer to completion.