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  1. Roverjoe
    Hello Guys Just thought i would give you an update on the ol' MB6 Project. Ive been very busy as of recent sourcing panels for the restoration. Im very chuffed to find some Genuine Body panels including the Whole Upper sill and rear outer arch. Alongside that i have also sourced some Rear inner arch Extension panels where the Sills Meet the Wheel Arch. Unfortunately the Lower/Inner Sill section was no where to be found alongside the front outriggers but thats not an issue at all. i will be starting to Fabricate some New Lower/Inner Sill sections as if you don't know already the Civic MA/MB has Three Segments to the lower sill. The First part being the Front Jacking point section which starts at the sill then wraps itself round the front chassis legs and subframe mounts. Then there is the Middle section where the Front seatbelts are Anchored to. This section is Spot welded to the floor pan to create a sandwich effect (lovely rust trap btw). The Panel Itself is an L Shape as it also forms apart of the inner sill as its all one pressing. Thankfully the rust has not spread up into the vertical section of the panel as the rust has only ate away at the lower part probably due to all the water being trapped there. and Finally the Last segment being the Rear Sill Extension assembly which contains the rear jacking points and the Semi Trailing arm bush mounting. With Fabricating these lower segments it is pretty simple Its just a 90 Degree bend with a flange where the outer skin is spot welded to. With Rover at the time having a Partnership with Honda Luckily the 400 and 45 is the same car in terms of bodywork pretty much. Hence why i have bought Rover sills and Rover Inner Arches (they're probably cheaper too) and they will do the same job. Part Numbers if needed ALA120220 for the Side Panel (do note the side panel is a saloon not a hatchback as they are no longer available.) ALX140020 and ALX140030 for the Rear inner arches. The idea will be to chop the sill segment and rear arch segment off the genuine panel and to replace what is the rotten part on my Civic. With this i can maintain the original pressings of the panel such as the grommet holes. Hopefully in the New year i can get round to producing the Inner sill segments to be used.
  2. SirPaperbag
    Looking mighty fine
    Came across this pic I snapped earlier this year. All those reflections really make the kaked paint stand out. Really gotta give her a good polish sometime.
  3. Paricyte
    Civic Aerodeck Night Shot
  4. MB3Stage2
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  5. SirPaperbag
    Admit it, the fogs look Hella good. ;)
    Both my daily and my project car.
  6. MB3Stage2
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  7. MaikelvanBerkel
    Hello everyone, I’d like to share with you all, a purchase I’ve done via Facebook marketplace, of some OEM Honda MB/MC headlight covers. Bought them from Anthony Vickers, super nice dude who isn’t a scam like you see very often these days. Covers were packed very good so no damage at transport from the UK to the Netherlands thank god! Really stoked about these as you never see them! I like rare stuff so these will look nice in the collection for the car! Cheers!
  8. SirPaperbag
    Really like this angle
    Yeah, the paint is a bit ... eh. Better than rust though, amirite?
  9. Fenny
    I was looking at my MB2 the other day when I noticed that half my bumper grille's are covered, of course this is on every MB2 at least but I didnt manage to find any reason as to why this is a thing. Anything I should know? Can I simply remove em or should I keep em on? Thanks in advance!
  10. Paricyte
    Civic Aerodeck Heart Exhaust
  11. Paricyte
    Civic Aerodeck at Flashcars UK meet
  12. SirPaperbag
    Rain-shot
    Who doesn't like a rain-shot? ;)
  13. Paricyte
    Civic Aerodeck Night Shot
  14. Paricyte
    Civic Aerodeck Booty Shot
  15. Paricyte
    Civic Aerodeck Booty Shot
  16. Paricyte
    Civic Aerodeck
  17. Paricyte
    Civic Aerodeck
  18. Paricyte
    Civic Aerodeck at Brands Hatch
  19. Paricyte
    Civic Aerodeck and Hatch at Caffeine and Machine
  20. Paricyte
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  21. Paricyte
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  22. Paricyte
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  23. Paricyte
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  24. Paricyte
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  25. Paricyte
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