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Thread: Flip-front. Legal in Oz?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brisso57 View Post
    Many vehicles had flip-forward bonnets:

    Jaguars
    Triumph Heralds / Vitesses / (GT6's?)

    It might be better to rethink the concept to flip that way.

    A bit more laterally ... perhaps it'd be possible to leave the bonnet in standard configuration and just engineer an arrangement to make the mudguards (wings) easier to remove/refit.

    Doug
    Sounds like a much better idea. I have seen a landie where the bonnet and guards flipped forward.

    Welding captive nuts to the rad support panel would make the guards a lot easier to remove. Also, I made custom inner guards (small pieces that run between the guard and the footwell), so that they are only bolted at the bottom (they just have a u-shaped section at the top which fits over the bracket on the guard)

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    I remember seeing a flip forward conversion story on a north american site about 8 or 9 years ago. It would seem to make a lot more sense as the one referred to here looks like it would be pretty hard to access the side of the engine through the wheel arch!

    Andrew

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    flip front

    as far as i am aware if the vehicle is on a full chassis stuctural integrity is not affected be different go for it

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