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Aussie Bob
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Post by Aussie Bob »

Beautiful Van SCK! Hope you make the Nationals next year so we can see it up close.
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Post by EK 9893 »

Hi SCK,
Nice van you have there, if you are changing the wheels what are you doing with the white ones??

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Post by Aussie Bob »

I sent SCK a PM asking the very thing tony when I posted! Time to get some of my stockers with wides, bars & lowered. Are you going to do the same with your EK?
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Post by southcoastkustom »

Now thats a great barndoor smooth... :lol:

Anyone know of any about that might be for sale...? :roll: :?:

Wasnt thinking of selling wheels, was just going to 'store' them for a rainy day/ next project. PM me an offer if you're keen and I'll get back to you.

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not too shiny thankyou.
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Post by EK 9893 »

SCK,

Sorry for hijacking your post.

Steve,

I have a set of 14's and some imported Hubcaps like the ute in the post below, am currently looking for a set of twin carbies and i'll add a new exhaust system as well. The rest will stay original.

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Post by WINDOWLESS_61 »

SCK,
great looking van i reckon all you gotta do is complete it now.
Love the colour ,the wheels the shape etc. etc. just being a biased van owner. :)
I know when i was completing mine all those years ago i got a sniff that the end was in sight and that made me even more determined to complete it sooner than later.
Hope to see it at NATS next year.
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Post by thropzed »

Nice Panno SCK, I've just got mine on the road, But for mine I did all the mechanicals and cut and polished the paint after finding it sitting in a barn for ten years. Its Strata Blue looks similar to yours, Will try to post some photos but I don't have a six pack lol.
Cant work out how to post any pics maybe later
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Post by thropzed »

Hey SCK, Lets try that again
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This is how I found it but the wheels and tyres had to be put on
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How she is at the moment
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Check those crazy wheels.
Not bad for just cut'n'polish.
I still think yours is Kool'n'Smooth
How are you going to fit the air con vents and where?
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i was gunna buy that van ages ago but being so far away it all became to hard
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Post by thropzed »

Thanks ratbox,
For something that sat for a long time the dredded rust hadn't affected it too much. We replaced a couple of subframe legs and a collapsed floor cross member and then we started with running gear, New HR disc front end and rear new shocks, springs new brakes and I'm still playing with gearbox mount, But I'll leave the body the way it is to keep it real and not fully restored. I use it as my shop truck daily.
Cheers Thropzed.............
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Post by southcoastkustom »

Hey Thropzed,

Nice van mate, I reckon yours and mine will look likw long lost brothers once I fit the new rims! :?

Not sure what you mean by air cond vents :?:

Low n Smooth is the way for me... thanks for sharing your pics ...

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SCK 8)
not too shiny thankyou.
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Post by thropzed »

Hey SCK,
Yeh had too many threads in my head. The big dilemma now is do I Kruize to Yamba in the Panno or Kruize in the Sledan?[Imageimg][/img]
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choices choices...I like your style southcoastkustom 8)

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Post by FB search »

SCK can't wait to see finished pics. It's looking really nice.

Hey Thropzed,

That's a wicked side profile. Love the subtle legburners and extra long spats.
Are the spats custom?
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Post by thropzed »

Hey FB search,Thanks, They call 'em kruizer skirts and they were made by Smooth Cruising at Beenliegh. Not cheap but great for hiding those scratches from standard spats. I put on a set of commercial guard spears to highlight, seems to work.
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