My Big Red Bradley GT II

Call me crazy but I've always wanted a Bradley GT II since the 7th grade. Since life is short, I bought one. I bought it so I could convert it to an electric car. What I discovered is this 1970s fashion car came with some unexpected surprises. Can I get this thing converted, running before summer and stay on budget or will this become a money pit that I end up regretting?

Monday, April 25, 2011

LED Lights

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When I took off the bumper, the flasher plastic clips/connectors broke off.  I looked everywhere to find a replacement and even toyed with t...

Master Cylinder Replacement

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So how tough can this be?  2 bolts behind the pedals.  Both of these bolts are 13 mm, I think.  It's not the bolts themselves that are s...
Sunday, April 10, 2011

EZ Wiring Part I

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Time to get serious about rewiring the whole car.  Many rebuilders have gone insane trying this.  Some have cried "Uncle" and call...

Pretty Dash

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OK, I said that I needed to get her running then make it pretty.  Well, I got a wild hair the other day and started the think about how I wo...

Electric Heat

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Previously on LOST Defroster, our hero discovered there was none.  This is because I am working on a standard Bradley GT II and NOT the GTE....
Monday, April 4, 2011

Installing the Front Battery Box

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The last time I talked about this I showed how it was made, both the box and support structure but I didn't get around to actually insta...
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3 Inch Lift Update to front bracket

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After getting advice from a guy on Bradley GT.com I decided to get rid of the brackets that I installed to marry the front end to the chassi...
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