A contact No for RUSTRITE in sydney
A contact No for RUSTRITE in sydney
Hi all , I am in need of the number for a Rustrite , He is/was a guy that delivered rust repair sections to sydney , Wollongong.
He may even supply rare spares
Have misplaced his number and cant track him down.
He may even supply rare spares
Have misplaced his number and cant track him down.
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Hi Harko,
Can you tell us more abour rustrite? Have they got a shop? Do they press their own panels/rust sections? Are they cheaper than rares?
Stewart
Can you tell us more abour rustrite? Have they got a shop? Do they press their own panels/rust sections? Are they cheaper than rares?
Stewart
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Today I bought two rear and a front left for $85 each delivered .
His price seems a little exorbident to previous purchases .
Im pretty sure he supplies rares but these seem a thicker grade of steel than rares ones .but still inherit the flaws.
His van had all makes of cars signwritten on it so I presume he does most makes and one offs.
Swivel I actually asked that exact question and he said he could make it but didnt stock it ..
His price seems a little exorbident to previous purchases .
Im pretty sure he supplies rares but these seem a thicker grade of steel than rares ones .but still inherit the flaws.
His van had all makes of cars signwritten on it so I presume he does most makes and one offs.
Swivel I actually asked that exact question and he said he could make it but didnt stock it ..
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thanks Harko. Are you still chasing a rear door? what side?
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I've got a few doors down the back of the shed. will check it out in the morning and let you know.
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I have one. It looks pretty clean. Has been resprayed at some time and the trim holes welded up. There are 2 small rust spots both about the size of 5c piece. Have left my mobile number on your mobile.
forgot to add...it has no glass.
forgot to add...it has no glass.
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Harko,
Could we see a photo of the repair sections (floors). I have bought several types and hate the pressings cause they just don't fit right including rares. I found a nos rear right and it was a perfect fit. Still have the rear left to do but not happy with the pans I have bought.
Regards Greg
Could we see a photo of the repair sections (floors). I have bought several types and hate the pressings cause they just don't fit right including rares. I found a nos rear right and it was a perfect fit. Still have the rear left to do but not happy with the pans I have bought.
Regards Greg
So many cars so little time!
They are identical to rares in that respect , the rears seem ok so far but the fronts look hammered into shape in areas where I know they are pressed , Ive fitted them before aswell and I know exactly where you are coming from .
I acheived the best results by teck screwing the floorpan into position - pulling the offset swages to where they should be then cutting along inbetween the screws and welding , then removing the screws cutting and welding the rest , then welding up the screw hole .
Hmm sounds like alot of extra work to utilise a poor design huh.
I acheived the best results by teck screwing the floorpan into position - pulling the offset swages to where they should be then cutting along inbetween the screws and welding , then removing the screws cutting and welding the rest , then welding up the screw hole .
Hmm sounds like alot of extra work to utilise a poor design huh.
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Hi Harko,
Did you want that door?
regards
Stewart
Did you want that door?
regards
Stewart
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