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Great design. I am taking notes.

Looking awesome so far Mike, got the angles perfect. 8)

Thanks for all the comments. I'm glad people are finding the posts interesting. The design is all thanks to my talented neighbour thanks Daren !!!

A few more props added to the car. Still waiting for the voltage regulator from the us. I have now started to add the random wires before auto electrician rigs it all together. Unfortunately the car will not go back in time (even when the flux is fluxing ) due to the exterior vents not being done

Looks good, certinally moving on now
Chris

Chris Williams Wrote:Looks good, certinally moving on now
Chris

Thanks Chris, looking forward to the switch on. Its going to be like Blackpool illuminations

It's looking great.

Chris N said apologies for the delay in starting production of his exterior prop pack, extra work on my car (e.g. spoiler) has been delaying him plus trips to the Netherlands and the US to do stainless work on various people's cars. He said he hopes to take orders for it as soon as he gets back from the US.

Starglider Wrote:It's looking great.

Chris N said apologies for the delay in starting production of his exterior prop pack, extra work on my car (e.g. spoiler) has been delaying him plus trips to the Netherlands and the US to do stainless work on various people's cars. He said he hopes to take orders for it as soon as he gets back from the US.

Please tell Chris to get a move on lol. only joking I know he's a busy man


Interior now with all props added to rear bulk.

@Deloreanyorkshire

Your conversion looks awesome!!! Very inspiring with the amount of time and effort gone into it.

Where are you getting all the parts from, (time circuits etc?) are you having them pre made or are you taking it all on yourself?

Top job!!

Thanks for your comments Ali. Yes , I have spent many hours to do the no holes interior kit to as close to movie accurate as I can get. The parts have been sourced form all over the world, mostly from USA, but some from Greece. The programable time circuits and the Sid are from an electronic company from France. After thousands of pounds the interior is just about done now just a few detailing to be done.

Seen as it's been a while since I last posted on here I thought I would give a quick update. The parts have now all been sourced and the vents have been made. Now to attach the hoses and other bits and try and get them onto the car with out using a drill or damaging the car in any way :-) roll on the car season.

Great Scott!

I know this is heavy

Let the conversion commence. Spraying of the capacitors. :-)

I really like the effect you have here with the Mallory showing through the metalized spray. If it stays stuck then brill! It might be harder wearing that I thought but with it having such thin layers and no primer it might pop in the sun. If it does, I'm sure I'll have some spare that you can have mate.