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    Good luck with it mate

    Good to see another Nova getting saved

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    yea good work dude good first project youve got!!

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    use a bit scafolding pole as a lever to loosen the hub nuts and mind the passenger side is opposite threads.

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    this will be a good learner for you mate,keep up the good work

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    I've seen alot worse, dosent look too bad a base really. So far most of the bits you need to weld up are fairly easy.

    Good luck, ill be keeping an eye on this one

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    Youve got a good car compare to my first sr mate, had to pretty much rebuild the whole car in a week. Brakes look like standard with drilled and grooved discs, my GTE/GSI brakes were always vented.

    If its your first project theres plenty of people/articles on here that can help you out and show you the way mate, keep us updated

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    looking good johnny keep up the good work, take your time and get a haynes manual. youll need it.

    as for the front hud there is a large nut with split pin in it connected to the driveshaft have you got this off?
    nova gsi project : http://www.pngclub.com/forum/showthread.php?t=87640
    Rolling road readout- 104.8 bhp/117.4 lbft

    astra gsi project:http://www.pngclub.com/forum/showthread.php?t=167790

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    Quote Originally Posted by stuartyj21
    looking good johnny keep up the good work, take your time and get a haynes manual. youll need it.

    as for the front hud there is a large nut with split pin in it connected to the driveshaft have you got this off?
    thanks stuart, yea im having a bit of bother getting the hub nut off, split pins etc are out but even with a tube over the ratchet and the socket stil isnt easing any but il get it off eventually

    before then im going to cut the original panel out, then take the engine out then begin fabrication & welding

    as for buying a haynes manual, consider it done

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    nice project,
    have you thought about getting some of your
    suspension parts powder coated?
    i got seven bits done for £30
    which i didnt think was to bad.

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    here is some photos of the new front panel
    its brand new alstho it had been sittin in a shed for a year or so and has got a bit dirty and scraped but it doesnt matter as it will be getting painted
    :starvin::starvin:


    compared to


    i hope to get a bit more done before the weekend
    more updates to come :chickawow:

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