Its Time to clean up the FB

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gpi
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Re: Its Time to clean up the FB

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stunning! thanks for sharing your restoration with us.
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thomos60
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Cheers GPI, you know, I don't mind sharing with genuine, like minded people/enthusiasts, and there is a few people on this site which have helped me along the way, whether it was for advice or parts, or just being a good bugger.
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Errol62
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Lookn good Thommo


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FireKraka
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Love what you have done Thomo even though I have done what I have I really appreciate all builds and the attention to detail it is credit to you happy days.
Neil
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In the Shed
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Good stuff Thomo looks great :thumbsup:

What does the warning notice say on the bonnet catch (near horn) never seen one on there before?

Stephen
A day in the shed beats a day at work!
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FJWALLY
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Awesome job - congrats :starr: :starr: :starr: :starr: :starr:
You will find me lost somewhere!
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thomos60
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Gday Stephen, its a coolant warning, there is a close up on page 1.
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59wagon
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Congratulations Thommo, you did s beaut’ job on this.

What did you end up doing to get your brake and clutch reservoir tins looking so good? Did they need repairing?

Cheers,
John
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In the Shed
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thomos60 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 11, 2019 12:06 pm Gday Stephen, its a coolant warning, there is a close up on page 1.
Thanks mate :thumbsup:
A day in the shed beats a day at work!
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thomos60
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59wagon wrote: ↑Mon Feb 11, 2019 5:47 pm Congratulations Thommo, you did s beaut’ job on this.

What did you end up doing to get your brake and clutch reservoir tins looking so good? Did they need repairing?

Cheers,
John
Gday John,
I found a couple of tins, but after blasting they would normally come out with tiny holes in on the bottom, the ones on the car did have a couple of tiny holes, I used petrol tank repair goo on the inside of the tins to repair the holes and to put a lining on the inside of the tin. then painted outside with a rattle can.
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