A Day in the Life of Vintage Classic Specialist, Episode 295, blue Manx progress and DC EFI wiring

[@RickGTI2019]

It amazes me how you just know what you know. I guess I was the same way when I had my little shop in Brooklyn (many moons ago). The DC engine, and exhaust are looking very serious. Great work, thanks Rick….. 🌴

[@VintageClassicSpecialist]

Thanks Rick! The efi system isn't really all that bad, just a bunch of sensors and injectors really, and a couple ancillary things.

[@robertngreen6]

It's good to see the buggy roll hoops fitted properly, tying into the chassis and not just screwed to the flimsy body! I don't envy you having to sort out all that engine bay spaghetti wiring! And there is still air-con to fit! The cal-look is certainly making good progress - will the interior be "colorful"?

[@VintageClassicSpecialist]

Thanks Robert! Yeah. At least the bottom of the roll bar is attached to something structural! The EFI harness isn't that bad, but definately took a lot of work to get stuff routed to my satisfaction. Especially since I couldn't easily change lengths of wire like when we wire a car. The cal look interior is pretty much black and gray. The glove box door also has the Van Halen thing going on too though to add some fun!

[@S2NAZ]

You’re really dialing in your buggy smarts 👍🏻 I’ll bet close up in the sunlight both those Buggies look wow but the red is still my fav 😁 I looks like you have to rethink a Lot of the fi install plumbing and wiring so I assume it’s really not a one kit fit, all custom. I thought you might further along with the Cal Look but didn’t realize you were doing the interior work (forgot). Have a terrific week! 😁👋🏻

[@VintageClassicSpecialist]

Thanks Stew. The buggies look totally unbelievable in the sun! The efi harness was pre-made, but i didn't really like how stuff was routed and I needed it to accommodate where I planned to mount stuff.