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WANTED
GT EXTRACTORS 1967
GOOD CONDITION
GOOD CONDITION

PPPPPLLLEEEAAASSSEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

i had to make mine Gaz....

Gaz. I can lend you a set to copy if you need . Gricey

Guys,
If we can find a maker, I could be interested also, maybe one of our Clubs could could back us?????
Surely there would be others in our group that would either need them or would like a spare set??
Dave M.

Be nice to get them coated also but would add maybe $200

C'mon Glen, put your TAFE skills to work and you could make them for us in ss????
make a few dollars for yourself!!!

Mmm nice idea but would be very expensive i think. I built my Hotrod exhaust system from 316 stainless and a hell of a job. Twin system of course. I used mandrel bends from the steel headers, which are none too cheap either. S/S tends to crack also under very high heat and of course, goes blue too.

I think the mild steel and ceramic coated is the way to go. You need to find a exhaust shop with a mandrel bender which is not too common. Or buy a bunch of bends which is what i did when i fitted the Toyota DOHC engine to my old white GT and weld them up. Tedious to do and even worse to do many of them especially after you watch a shop doing it with a machine.
If a set could be used as a dummy and a jig made from it, a shop should be able to make as many as needed and a spare or two.

BCCV might look at it maybe ?

glenn

MILD steel will do!!!

1st step would be to get a number of the plates made.

I had a plate made for the race car $80. I have a set of gt one here that are rusty let me know if you want plates made and i will get some done. I can see if he wants to make a set of extractors from the dummy set i have ? Or i have a gt engine here i can fit to the sedan i have the front cut out, a guy in our car club has contacts to cut the plates and he works for a exhaust shop.

Hi Greg
since i am not an offcie bearer of bccv now, it's best for the BCCV Pres. or Parts officer to bring this up with Committee and see which way to head i think.

Your offer of a rusty set to get started I am sure would be appreciated.

glenn

hey glenn gricey has a good set unrusty ...i have seen them ...cheers davo .....

even rusty should be ok for a competent maker i think and if a few a being made, a jig could be made off it

I don't have any contacts for making these but one of the BCCV Comm. might.

In the end it will depend on the demand i guess

glenn

thanks for all info and offers guys

you are a good bunch.....

ok......Ive had a set made...they look GREAT!!!!!!

iVE FOUND A GREAT YOUNG BLOKE TO MAKE THEM....HE IS INTERESTED IN MAKING MORE....
WHO IS INTERESTED?

photos coming!

Tentatively I'd have to say 'yes' - keen as, but have notoriously unreliable finances presently. Cost?

yep, cost please?

you will be able to see them at The Nationals.....hehehheheeheheh ...hopefully on the car!

I havent got them yet....they due here anyday!

just doing photos now....

p.s...they are made of stainless steel!

here are some photos