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Re: 56 EX Fire Truck
by cabbage » Sat Jan 07, 2012 4:50 pm
Stunning matey


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Re: 56 EX Fire Truck
by Scotty » Mon Jan 09, 2012 1:27 pm
Looking good dude!
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Re: 56 EX Fire Truck
by shaggy66bus » Wed Jan 11, 2012 11:26 pm
a job well done... what size is the motor your putting in pls
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Re: 56 EX Fire Truck
by Grimmo » Thu Jan 12, 2012 1:28 pm
Hi
It is a 2276 for now first i am going to run on a set of 40 drla`s just to bed it in then i have a duel twin 45 efi kit with an omex ecu i want to fit
It is a 2276 for now first i am going to run on a set of 40 drla`s just to bed it in then i have a duel twin 45 efi kit with an omex ecu i want to fit

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Re: 56 EX Fire Truck
by shaggy66bus » Thu Jan 12, 2012 4:55 pm
Grimmo wrote:Hi
It is a 2276 for now first i am going to run on a set of 40 drla`s just to bed it in then i have a duel twin 45 efi kit with an omex ecu i want to fit![]()





you have done a great resto .... might get round to doing mine one day




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Re: 56 EX Fire Truck
by fire3500 » Mon Feb 27, 2012 9:40 pm
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Hat off to you, that is a very classy interior, really love it and it looks sturdy too!
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Re: 56 EX Fire Truck
by Grimmo » Wed Feb 29, 2012 1:20 pm
Thanks
It was my aim to make a devon style interior as i really loved the last on i did in LHD for my previous 65 11 window bus back in 2001/2. I has been very practicle so far i just think i am now going to make a table to mount off the side to finish the trim. TV for my rug rat helps calm him down ready for bed.
It was my aim to make a devon style interior as i really loved the last on i did in LHD for my previous 65 11 window bus back in 2001/2. I has been very practicle so far i just think i am now going to make a table to mount off the side to finish the trim. TV for my rug rat helps calm him down ready for bed.
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Re: 56 EX Fire Truck
by m1xmag » Tue Mar 06, 2012 8:57 pm
Thats a very nice looking interior indeed and van looks very tidy


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Re: 56 EX Fire Truck
by Grimmo » Fri Apr 06, 2012 8:19 pm
Fitted the heater had it running for an hour all good so far.







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Re: 56 EX Fire Truck
by Sooty » Fri Apr 06, 2012 9:38 pm
Perfect!!! I've been waiting for someone to do that and put it there. I have the same heater going there, so any problems you faced?
Asany pics as possible please!!!!
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Asany pics as possible please!!!!
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Re: 56 EX Fire Truck
by berpsta » Fri Apr 06, 2012 10:11 pm
tidy heater install that tank is super slick
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Re: 56 EX Fire Truck
by type21f » Sat Apr 07, 2012 8:20 am
Paul
LOL I was trying to work out the shape of the tank and how it fitted in the tool box and how it rotated to its position...
Must have taken quite some CAD (Cardboard aided design) to achieve that!
Neat Install...capacity?
Got it now..
Hope you are well!
Graham
LOL I was trying to work out the shape of the tank and how it fitted in the tool box and how it rotated to its position...
Must have taken quite some CAD (Cardboard aided design) to achieve that!
Neat Install...capacity?
Got it now..
Hope you are well!
Graham
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Re: 56 EX Fire Truck
by Grimmo » Sat Apr 07, 2012 8:55 am
The tank is over 5litres will do the calcs soon . The side with the filler neck is angled at the bottom to allow it to be angleded in and then rotated . I can dig out dims if needed . Had it running for over an hour and it only need a few seconds to warm up the van . Later I am cutting down into the main ducting of the bus . Will do some more pics layer as soon as I can get the bus out .
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Re: 56 EX Fire Truck
by Grimmo » Wed Apr 11, 2012 7:34 pm


New longer exhaust pipe and straight air outlet
all fitted and tested now . Had it running for an hour all good so far.
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Re: 56 EX Fire Truck
by bob65 » Wed Oct 17, 2012 3:53 pm
Great build thread and loving the interior. What wood did you use for the cupboard? how will thermostat work if its in the cupboard?
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