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gordon wrote:Hi Alan , have to meet up with you sometime , put face to name

Yep, that would be cool. Trouble is that 99% of my time is spent here in Batam.

I'll try and organise a cruise or something for us Perth boys when I'm back...

Hi steve.

I know that you love the original looking cars but, when your redoing a lot of the car how can you resist not doing the lot?? (if not spraying interior bits)
I do love the finnish by the way, very nice.

Rick.

the rocket wrote:Hi steve.

I know that you love the original looking cars but, when your redoing a lot of the car how can you resist not doing the lot?? (if not spraying interior bits)
I do love the finnish by the way, very nice.

Rick.

Hi Rick, thanks for your welcomed comments. I agree, it is very confusing to me when I see an FB that looks so clean on the outside and worn on the inside.

The main reason I keep the interior(s) of the car(s) original, is because of the smell. I love the who experience of siting in a car that looks, feels and smells like a fifty year old car.

When someone can make a set of door rubbers that are close, I will at least add some of those.

Steve

Finally had the weekend to get back into the Corona Grey sedan, as it was rushed into the Shannons Auction fo the ABC TV show "Auction Room".

Put the rest of the strip clips on.

Polished up the chrome on the dash.

Removed the glove Box and Ashtray for paint.

Cleaning and polishing engine bay and strips.

Wayne scrubbed the trim and roof-lining.