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75 Monza (rhd) rebuild

Postby qld monza » Thu Apr 14, 2011 6:52 am

it's probably time i started a project journal of my monza rebuild, the stage i'm at now is doing something different with the front bumper and valance ,old one is in very sad condition and chances of obtaining a better condition one over here is near impossible.i was looking through ebay and saw 69 camaro valance panels for $85 and thought i can do something with that so here's some photos of where i'm at what do you think.
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Re: 75 Monza (rhd) rebuild

Postby jon72vega » Thu Apr 14, 2011 5:54 pm

I like the idea!
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Re: 75 Monza (rhd) rebuild

Postby monza75tc » Thu Apr 14, 2011 11:32 pm

You can make just about anything work, if you really want to.

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Re: 75 Monza (rhd) rebuild

Postby qld monza » Fri Apr 15, 2011 8:44 am

so true Dick if there is a will there is a way i even have the option of using a reproduction spoiler on the front for $45 if i want these parts are made in Taiwan seem to be reasonably good quality and cheap and available localy
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Re: 75 Monza (rhd) rebuild

Postby monza75tc » Fri Apr 15, 2011 12:02 pm

Yes, that looks good, driving lights would fit there real nicely, or air intakes for a dual snorkle air cleaner. My air dam is off a 320 BMW European specs, still have to finish the ends, but just about anything can be adapted. It looks good, be glad to see it finished, keep the pictures coming.

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Re: 75 Monza (rhd) rebuild

Postby qld monza » Fri Apr 15, 2011 11:35 pm

got a pair of oem brand parklight assy coming in a few days to fill the holes .i was looking at your photo trying to work out what it came off wouldn't have worked that one out .looks great.ian
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Re: 75 Monza (rhd) rebuild

Postby monza75tc » Sat Apr 16, 2011 1:40 pm

Here is one that is very close to what I have.

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Re: 75 Monza (rhd) rebuild

Postby qld monza » Thu May 19, 2011 4:50 am

here is some photos of the bumper and valance couldn't help myself had to paint it and the colour is Monza red of course
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Re: 75 Monza (rhd) rebuild

Postby my79monza » Thu May 19, 2011 8:56 am

Looks nice but will it allow enough airflow to prevent overheating?
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Re: 75 Monza (rhd) rebuild

Postby qld monza » Fri May 20, 2011 3:56 am

good question Merle i would say it will affect cooling maybe i might need to add some extra air intakes behind the number plate or lourves to let more air in.will have to wait till it's all back together and drivable hopefully by our summer over here until then it's good to look at.Ian
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Re: 75 Monza (rhd) rebuild

Postby qld monza » Mon Jul 25, 2011 6:19 am

Progressing slowly been removing old paint of body with a scotchbright disc on a 7" sander/polisher and unearthing old rust repairs under bog(mud) have a look at this
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Re: 75 Monza (rhd) rebuild

Postby qld monza » Mon Jul 25, 2011 6:23 am

new section of right rear guard welded in place
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Re: 75 Monza (rhd) rebuild

Postby qld monza » Mon Sep 05, 2011 5:50 am

Here is some photos of the new cowl i made i couldn't reuse the air intakes (paper thin from rust) went searching for some donor ones picked up some at a local swap meet 3 for $5 of a 63 Ej Holden cause they looked about the right size .Had to shorten them by 4 inches .Ian
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Re: 75 Monza (rhd) rebuild

Postby cjbiagi » Mon Sep 05, 2011 8:32 am

Ian, nice job. You certainly have some good skills (and it looks like the Monza is putting them to use :lol: ) Keep the pics coming, I love them.
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Re: 75 Monza (rhd) rebuild

Postby qld monza » Tue Sep 06, 2011 3:07 am

G'day Clyde thanks mate it keeps the old gray matter working ,it also helps at work when you got a boring job going i just slip the mind into Monza mode thinking while the body is in automatic ,many a problem solved and the boring job is done before you know it. will keep you updated on progress.Ian :th:
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