Assembley of window and rubber

Since I got my package from the states, I've been trying to fit the rubber. The outer rubber on the pop-outs was really hard to fit, so I had to give it up for a while. Instead I tried to fit the rubber and chrome on the rear windows, and it wasn't easy either... but I managed to do it :)

What did USPS bring me today?

There's almos nothing as funny as getting packages :) And look what arrived from across the Atlantic Ocean... new rubber for the windows. But before the rubber, chrome and windows is getting joined togheter, the b, c and d pillars need new vinyl.

 

Interior panels getting ready

I cleaned the interior panels and glued some of the parts where the trim had got loose. Adjusted and fitted new padding to the c-pillars of the car.

Period correct tools

Today I got some more or less period correct tools :) One stroboscope timing light and one dwell tachometer. My old timing light was broken, so this was a great gift. The tachometer is an analog one, so it will look a lot better together with the squareback than my fancy digital one ;)

Finally!

After a long journey, we've finally arrived :) The squareback got it's license plates back yeasterday, and is now ready to go!

Das Feuerwagen goes... and goes... and goes!

More action from the 71 bus, and it's driver Vemund. Not the fastest car on the track this weekend, actually it was the slowest. But the smile on Vemunds face was one of the largest (The CSP team and Ron Lumus had the largest I think... when they finally got the Razoredge roaming down the strip).

JS vs Mr Stensrød

Duell of Fredrikstad, which one is the fastest in town?