Discussions will also include the difference between products and accessories, where to source these and what to ask dealers about their products.
Whether you are building a Fibreglass or Steel vehicle, no matter what make or model you will be sure to benefit from the over 25 years experience Ian has in building street rods as a Professional Rod Builder, with 100’s of fibreglass bodies, chassis and numerous turn-key cars to his credit.
Day Seminars will be held:
24th and 25th of October 2009 – VICTORIA – PRESTONS
7th and 8th of November 2009 – QUEENSLAND – ARUNDEL GOLD COAST
28th and 29th November 2009 – NSW – SYDNEY – TBA
At a cost of $100.00 per person per seminar (including lunch)
For Bookings please contact Rod Bods Downunder on 02 6554 1166 or email
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NB: Consideration for Seminars to be held in other States will be subject to expressions of interest (if you are interested in this Seminar and you are in another State please call and advise)
Street Rod Building Seminars by Elvis
Thursday, 18 June 2009 18:17
Ian Davis (commonly known as Elvis from Rod Bods Downunder) will be holding Day Seminars in NSW, QLD and VIC to assist the Street Rod Builder enthusiast in the building process of a vehicle from beginning through to Registration.
Each Day Seminar will cover the following topics:
Technical Advice
Chassis design, construction and components
Fibreglass Bodies including laminating, steeling-out, fit-out and preparation for paint
Fitting of Fenders
Basic Wiring
Body fit-out e.g. Fitting of Heater Demister, Wiper Kits, Seats and Seatbelts
Accessories and Parts
Trim
Wheels and Tyre combinations
Author
Robert Barion
Rob is a passionate Hot Rodder into all things old with fours wheels and an engine. Currently in the early build phase of a 1930 Model Roadster being build in a traditional style he also runs his own website design business - Motionworx - to pay for his addiction, i mean hobby.
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