Scratch build MK IV

[Robert Scott]

As it turns out im Jelous! Looks great Hans!

 

[H.J.Bayer]

step by step

 

[H.J.Bayer]

90% Done

 

[Davidmgbv8]

Impressive, where did you learn to bend and notch tube like that?

 

[H.J.Bayer]

The notches were made with a cnc laser. I bent the tubes at a company that builds roll cages.

 

[H.J.Bayer]

boa in CAD is easier to design than to manufacture

 

[H.J.Bayer]

The first big step is done! The base frame is welded ready!

 

[Davidmgbv8]

Impressive, I wish someone could tell us how to rotate our pictures we load! Anyone?

 

[Joel K]

Impressive, I wish someone could tell us how to rotate our pictures we load! Anyone?

This works for me. On my iphone if the picture loads on gt40s sideways. I edit the pic on the phone. rotate it once then save it. then edit it again and rotate it again(3 times) till straight then save. Now when you upload to gt40s it should be good.

 

[H.J.Bayer]

Wow - it works!
Good Tipp!

 

[Paul Hendrickx]

Very sturdy build... dont bang with that in the back of a modern vehicle , you will go straight through ... and ending up at the air filter.....

quality job....
Paul

 

[Stephen Ducker]

Super sturdy, make sure your head never comes in to contact with it !

 

[Neil]

I like it!

 

[H.J.Bayer]

Next steps gearbox frame tubes laser cutting and cnc milling the pushrod parts
CAD work on these parts are finish

 

[H.J.Bayer]

Do any of you have any pictures of the inside of the hood and tailgate.
I'm thinking about how I want to attach these to my frame.
I have several pictures of the frame itself, but none of the inside of the GFK parts.

 

[H.J.Bayer]

Wishbone

 

[Ian Anderson]

1967 Ford Mk IV Gallery Images - Ultimatecarpage.com

1967 Ford Mk IV: 81-shot gallery, full history and specifications

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Posted by Jim a few years back….Owner of J6

Ian

 

[Bryan Koehler]

Looks like i know what im asking santa for, for christmas!!! That is a great use of that router. And your fit up is superb. Hey what size tubing are you using and is it 4130?

 

[H.J.Bayer]

Yes 4130 35x2 mm
I built my CNC router myself back in 1998.
I am very glad that I still have it, whether parts or molds for GFK / CFK parts, you can do so much with it.
Only for metal it is not designed.

 

[Nick]

Cant wait to see this car once its complete.