A real "RATROD"

[Oneofthegreats]

Having said that though I reckon the type of heatshrink with the inner layer of hotmelt glue would probably do the trick. You've got to stop the braid from sliding back up the wire.

In the of the power board on the previous page, I used that glue/sealer heat shrink!

Awesome stuff, although alittle pricey, but well worth it I reckon

Just make sure when you use it, you don't have to cut it open again! It is beyond a pain in the arse, especially if you have done a long length of loom!

[rayray086]

Very cool I admire all that wiring work especially when it's done from scratch. Inspiration!

[velly_16v_cab]

thats brill tim....we all had a good giggle at this in work......the rod looks wicked

[DubSteve]

Awesome mate thats sick as

[GoLfMan]

That was his father in law's which he brought from brand new. Drives like new even dropped that low.

Engine has done bugger all km's & coupled to the original & still sweet as shifting auto, it definitely is a cruiser!

The only addition is the sunvisor (as he loved my old ute), stocky rims & whitewalls & rear venetian!

Cool as!

Can't get enough of the old stuff. Much more reliable than....(I won't say it, but I'm sure most of you all know what I mean!)

thats epicly cool. I rock that!!!

[dubbed]

That's awesome mate. He's lucky to have a friend like you!

I like doing wiring myself, I'm just not that electrically knowledgeable

[walshydub]

Very cool car mate, always had a soft spot for home built hot-rods.
If i had any mechanical skill i'd be doing the same.

I like the look of the Kingswood on whitewalls too btw.

[Ryan No.2]

Great build. When the time comes I plan on building a rat rod. Also loving the kingswood. Those things slammed, on blacks always look awesome.

[GRN_VAGN]

That is awesome as !!!

Ive linked 2 pics on a diff forum, if you want them down let me know, but i doubt it. that car is amazing!!!

the pic of it on the road, bags all way down?