Well... after an awesom day out at Mallala over the weekend, with all the guys & testing out my latest Sw20 & Aw11 track cars, I came home so excited, wanting to build another one for track. 
 
I picked this little adub up the next day for next to nothing of a good friend of mine, who was originally planing to do the same, but has his hands ful with other projects.... so here it is.

 
Currently has a big port in it, that will change quick smart, I'm picking up a smallport for it this weekend :-)
 
Plans - same as my other track hacks... build it as cheaply as possible, get ready for the trackday in Oct 31st, & have lots of fun with it.
 
More to come!
 
OK... so here was the deal breaker... as too track this out or perhaps sell it & search for an AW11 in poorer shape.  Till I saw this :-(((
 


 
So.. I started tearing it apart, prepping it for another cheap track pig!


 
Got the Big port engine running sweet.  Full engine, cooling & brake system flush, replaced with fresh fluids, etc.
 
 
AND have this ready to install :-)))

 
More to come:
 
 

You must have the most understanding wife in the world lol.

rikkir
You must have the most understanding wife in the world lol.

Yes Rick, she accepts my adiction.

Is that factory paint? Didn't know they came out with that paint job!

Fredhoon's is painted like this from factory.

Yeah, factory color / paint job as far as I'm aware.

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nice!
 
my wife understands mine as well.  just my bank account doesn't..... haha

Update:
 
As I've always wanted to utilise my sw20 track wheels, I've finally managed to fit them now to the adub. 
 
I may have a little to much poke...  Now for some flares.





 
 
Also nearly finished the dash & interior.

 
Next: install the smallport engine.
 
 
 
 

If the wheels stuck out any more it'd be classed as an open wheeler lol....

Some Progress :-))
 
Started marking guards ready to cut to allow my sdub wheels to fit.

 

 

 

 
Fitted my new 5 stud wheel adaptors

 
Getting the rear ready for its hair cut.

 

 
Was a lot tougher as the rears are double sheet metal lined.

 

 
Installed some rubber edging for finish & protection.

 
More to come!