1968 ELF MK3
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Re: 1968 ELF MK3
Great job, Elf looks fantastic.
Bracpan- Posts : 108
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Re: 1968 ELF MK3
I think the Persian Blue colour looks fantastic. Very good choice. I've shown your pictures to my Mrs, her Mini is due a respray, I'm afraid she may choose the same colour
pete- Posts : 25
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Join date : 2011-03-11
Location : Manchester, UK
Its back home
Finally after a long wait for the paint shop to finally buff and polish the car it is back home to finish off putting it back together.
So started by giving it a bit of a clean to get rid of all the body shop dust. Got sound deadening in and started to get the dash hooked up and popped the side mirrors on aswell. Will have more photos soon will be at it all day tommorrow. So photos
So started by giving it a bit of a clean to get rid of all the body shop dust. Got sound deadening in and started to get the dash hooked up and popped the side mirrors on aswell. Will have more photos soon will be at it all day tommorrow. So photos
Stuie.91- Posts : 43
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Location : Lucan
Starting to look like a car again.
Got few more bits done today weather was good aswell so that helped. Started by giving it a quick clean up, then went onto doing a few bits on the dash, and started putting in the carpets, seat brackets and seatbelts should be finished soon enough.
forgot to paint these aswell so had to do them today.
forgot to paint these aswell so had to do them today.
Stuie.91- Posts : 43
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Re: 1968 ELF MK3
That interior is going to be really nice, I like the blue on blue. Getting close to finishing off soon, looking good so far.
Jared Mk3- Posts : 624
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Re: 1968 ELF MK3
Looks really smart, lovelt job.
Bracpan- Posts : 108
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carpets hubcaps etc...
Got the rest of the carpets in look really well
decided to play it safe and get black mats to protect the blue can pop them out at shows etc...
got the front seats in
popped the hubcaps on really looks like an elf now
put back in the Riley steering wheel instead f the old clubbie one I had
cut a freesh boot board as the old one had cracked and warped have matching carpets to match the rest of the car for it but needs alteration to fit so off to the trimmers for the last few bits fitted
took it out for its first real spin since october popped down to get some fresh petrol with one of its buddys'
is 90% there at this stage looking forward to being completely finished
decided to play it safe and get black mats to protect the blue can pop them out at shows etc...
got the front seats in
popped the hubcaps on really looks like an elf now
put back in the Riley steering wheel instead f the old clubbie one I had
cut a freesh boot board as the old one had cracked and warped have matching carpets to match the rest of the car for it but needs alteration to fit so off to the trimmers for the last few bits fitted
took it out for its first real spin since october popped down to get some fresh petrol with one of its buddys'
is 90% there at this stage looking forward to being completely finished
Stuie.91- Posts : 43
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Re: 1968 ELF MK3
Stunning, I'm so jealous, looks fantastic. You've completely resotred you're Elf in the time it's taken me to sort the rear end, and I'm not finished yet. Time for a strategy re-think.
humph- Posts : 237
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Join date : 2011-02-08
Age : 49
Location : Liverpool
Re: 1968 ELF MK3
That really is a lovely Elf.
Any more updates?
Any more updates?
Raggerty- Posts : 26
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Join date : 2012-10-18
Finally finished
Hi Sorry I have been meaning to put up these last few pics for a while now, have been busy with other projects. So it is finished and has been to its first show. The dash is back in and we have made little glove box liners and painted them body colour. And put the remaining little finishing touches on.
At the Mosney Show
Nice leather interior
the boot
Boot badges on ( Found a boot badge and is like new delighted
Glove box
The finished dash
Lighter colour goes well with the blue I think
At the Mosney Show
Nice leather interior
the boot
Boot badges on ( Found a boot badge and is like new delighted
Glove box
The finished dash
Lighter colour goes well with the blue I think
Stuie.91- Posts : 43
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Re: 1968 ELF MK3
Really good job you did on this car, you must be happy Been waiting a while to see her done and I'm impressed, it all works well together.
Jared Mk3- Posts : 624
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Re: 1968 ELF MK3
That's looking great.
How do you find the carpet?
How do you find the carpet?
Raggerty- Posts : 26
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Re: 1968 ELF MK3
Stunning. I really like your dash, who did that for you?
humph- Posts : 237
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Hi Jared, yeah delighted with it came together really well and love the colour combination.
Raggerty the carpets where great fit really well, got them from newton commercial are the blue colour not the powder blue if you are wondering the shade.
Hi, Humph My dad believe it or not did the dash, completely broke it down, removed old veneer and got new rosewood veneer for it. I think it is something he should start doing as a business seem to really have a knack for it, and are'nt many people doing dash restoration any more. Especially over here in Ireland
Thanks for all the comments and replies
Raggerty the carpets where great fit really well, got them from newton commercial are the blue colour not the powder blue if you are wondering the shade.
Hi, Humph My dad believe it or not did the dash, completely broke it down, removed old veneer and got new rosewood veneer for it. I think it is something he should start doing as a business seem to really have a knack for it, and are'nt many people doing dash restoration any more. Especially over here in Ireland
Thanks for all the comments and replies
Stuie.91- Posts : 43
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