Neils Frankenstein Ute

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Neils Frankenstein Ute

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FireKraka wrote:All my pictures seem to have disappeared, I've always used "Tiny Pics" to post my photos does anybody know why they have gone by chance.
Neil
Hi Neil, I just logged in and your pic’s are back! Image🤙ImageImage
Just a heads up - I had a look at the TinyPic app trying to find a solution for you and found it’s developed by Photobucket ..........


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Yep. Weren’t there this morning when I looked but there now.


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Thanks guys they are back for me too :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :clap:
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Oil Pressure and water temp Speedhut gauges filling the holes that somebody cut in my dash "angryy: before I got the ute.
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Not mounted fully yet just wanted to see how they were going to look.

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I’m sure you’ll make the right decision Neil. Things could be worse. Sold a full dash from the van to a bloke who had previously fitted a commodore dash. Wanted to change back to original!


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Got into the shed Saturday and fitted the battery box under the tray behind the cabin partition, had some leads made up by an electrical contractor I use for our marine work, installed an isolation switch and connected the cables from starter motor to isolation switch.

Started putting in my poor mans Dynamat, I bought this stuff on evilbay a couple of years ago to do my FC and had enough left over for the ute, finished the roof and started on behind the seat.
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Still waiting for my wiring harness from Vintage Wiring so just trying to keep moving along with some of the jobs, going to fit steering column soon also.
Also need a good interior light if anybody has one, don't need the cover just the chrome surround/body with the switch.
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I just gave my spare interior light to a friend. Swap meet coming up so I’ll keep a lookout.


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FireKraka wrote: Mon Oct 15, 2018 10:52 amAlso need a good interior light if anybody has one, don't need the cover just the chrome surround/body with the switch.
G'day Neil,

From memory, I've got two - one old one with rust barnacles, and a good clean one. I'll check this weekend for you, and if I still have the good one I'll throw it into the post (PM me an address please to remind me).

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Champion Harv PM sent

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Seeing I have a one piece front bumper I decided to do a one piece rear.
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Good stuff Neil. Looks like a couple of bolt holes at the welds - you putting normal over riders on?

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Looks good mate - maybe tuck it in a bit closer at corners?
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Hey John the bolts are just there while I mounted the brackets underneath, they have all been welded up now so no over-riders and yeh Wally the drivers side is nice and close I have to do a bit more adjustment on the pasenger side as you can see to get it a little closer.

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Looking sweet mate :starr:
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Finished welding up all the holes on the bumper and capture nuts etc to be able to mount it, put a bit of filler over the welds and some primer ready for some colour.
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Installed the VT steering column and trial fitted the steering wheel.
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Plugged in the sphagetti wiring for the column, wipers, high beam & high beam flash, blinkers and ignition. I think I must be a masochist I don't really know why I do this to myself :shock: :oops: :twisted:
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