As some of you may know I purchased 2 XF's last year, with the plan of rebuilding one, I wasnt going 2 post until it was finished but not much work has been happening on it lately, I have been busy, and I need opinions and inspiration!
thats it so far, I do want opinions, but not the "whats that plastic crap?" cause its what I wanted (btw its the MMM kit, with the bumper that suits XFs, not the big rounded one)
All other info is on the site, I might be rebuilding the worked 6 or getting a 302, unsure as of yet!
Looks good so far. It might be easier staying with the Six (how worked is it, any Kw figures on it), on the other hand the 302 sounds nicer and would not be that hard to put in. Are you putting the fairmont dash in aswell or just putting the falcon one back in.
Ill find out how many rwkw it is from the previuos owner, I would like a 302 though, just the fact it is a V8....and the note :)
yeah the ghia dash is going back in, I reakon that might be the hardest part (and the wiring) Im thinking black, red and that plastic silver look for the interior, what do you reakon?
Originally posted by OverDose how much the body kit cost ya?
It was about $1600, I think that included transport from canberra to Albany, I didnt get a rear spoiler cause they look outa place IMO, wont have the net soon, but It should be painted by the end of the week (fingers crossed) so Ill find someway 2 update...
looks good should of got that kit for mine have side skirts/ebgt bumper/bonnet scoop on my xf missing the standed bumper might go for the same as yours to finish mine off.
also have a 351 clevland in mine.
deside on the engine before dash go`s back in heater pipes have to be modified just a idea.
Originally posted by xf351gt
also have a 351 clevland in mine.
deside on the engine before dash go`s back in heater pipes have to be modified just a idea.
yeah Iv read alot on this, but been told the fire wall has 2 be modded 2 fit a 351, but a 302 its just the heater hoses??
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