I say scrap the tudor and do a V8 in one of your holdens
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parisian62
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I'm sure I'll win her over DR...
If I need a Holden with a V8 I'll be knocking on your door...
If I need a Holden with a V8 I'll be knocking on your door...
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With the Chrissy hols and another 2 weeks recently at Yamba...just thought I'd rub that in...we have fitted in a few more rust repairs...
First thing in order was to turn Old Timer around because we're now working on the rear end...first time its 'moved' in 2 years...yay!
First job...move all the crap out of the way...

Here comes the sun...

a future driver...

wish the garage looked like this more often...

back in...

first job was the 'holy' cross brace...

find those spot welds...

out it comes...

a bit more cleaning to do...the steel chisel is one of the best $20 I've spent...

a trip to the local steel suppliers, get it cut to size, folded and drill out the spot weld holes and we are in business...

welded in by Luis...


ground back an finito...

First thing in order was to turn Old Timer around because we're now working on the rear end...first time its 'moved' in 2 years...yay!
First job...move all the crap out of the way...

Here comes the sun...

a future driver...

wish the garage looked like this more often...

back in...

first job was the 'holy' cross brace...

find those spot welds...

out it comes...

a bit more cleaning to do...the steel chisel is one of the best $20 I've spent...

a trip to the local steel suppliers, get it cut to size, folded and drill out the spot weld holes and we are in business...

welded in by Luis...


ground back an finito...

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yep Yamba...the thought did cross my mind Jay - many thanks for the invite...trouble is our drive from Sydney to Yamba is a bit like a Cannonball Run...leave at 4am, one stop breaky, one stop petrol and arrive at 1.30pm... 
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What a top idea Trev!....someone should mention it to the Queensland Club!

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Steaming along nicely, Stewart.... don't stop now!
BB - he's got a "wax" model of himself..... I guess being a PS - no one would pick him missing until it approached knock off time each day....... you'd expect some movement around then.... must have a "cunning plan" for the "stand in" from 4pm onwards each day....
frats,
Rosco
BB - he's got a "wax" model of himself..... I guess being a PS - no one would pick him missing until it approached knock off time each day....... you'd expect some movement around then.... must have a "cunning plan" for the "stand in" from 4pm onwards each day....
frats,
Rosco
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parisian62
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thanks guys...
ha ha BB and Rosco...possible scenario "...has anyone seen Stewart?...he must be here as his computers on...oh yes his bag is at his desk and a jacket hanging at the back of his chair...I thought I saw him this morning...anyone seen Stewart...?"
seriously after 2 years Luis and I have it down to a fine art of making the most of small amounts of time on working on the rust repairs.
ha ha BB and Rosco...possible scenario "...has anyone seen Stewart?...he must be here as his computers on...oh yes his bag is at his desk and a jacket hanging at the back of his chair...I thought I saw him this morning...anyone seen Stewart...?"
seriously after 2 years Luis and I have it down to a fine art of making the most of small amounts of time on working on the rust repairs.
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we also had time to fit in repairs to the rear beaver...3 sections required work...
before...


welded in...

cleaned up...

before...

cleaned up...

patches ready to go...

action shot...

done...


next part to the jigsaw is the sections surrounding the petrol tank...as you can see from the second pic above
before...


welded in...

cleaned up...

before...

cleaned up...

patches ready to go...

action shot...

done...


next part to the jigsaw is the sections surrounding the petrol tank...as you can see from the second pic above
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cool Stewart i know the feeling any way offer's thereparisian62 wrote:yep Yamba...the thought did cross my mind Jay - many thanks for the invite...trouble is our drive from Sydney to Yamba is a bit like a Cannonball Run...leave at 4am, one stop breaky, one stop petrol and arrive at 1.30pm...
for next time mate
EK JAY SINCE 1990