Out of the covers

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Hey Guys and Gals, Long time since posting, Well my sedan has been resurrected! After sitting idle for more than 5 years it was time to let go of the Family Truckster and get the Sedan back up and running. Sitting uncovered in the front yard for that amount of time has taken its toll. 4 weeks of cutting and welding then repainting and the Pink Lady is almost ready to roll. Break down run to Launceston might be pushing it a little but she will see alot of weekend duty as the picnic and BBQ driver.
By the way if anyone knows how to get those plugs out of the water pump to fit my heater hoses, I'd like to know.
Cheers Theo Z.................

[Blacky]

nice one mate

[WayneXG95]

[Devilrod]

[Mick Jagger]

awesome Theo

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awesome Theo

It'll Have roadworthy today and registered tomorrow. Driving on the weekend. OH bummer just realized I have to work Saturday. Ah well I'll take it for a break down run after work.
I'm chasing a decent set of indicator lenses until my Kustom ones come out of the moulds.
Might come down the bay for a cruise Mr Jagger, I'll give you a bell.
Cheers Theo Z................

[Mick Jagger]

yeah sweet Theo ,I'm living on the sth side now,near logan hospital
Ilike the mould on your bootlid,looks
what is it if you don't mind me asking
I'm keen for a drive/cruise

[ardiesse]

Theo,

"By the way if anyone knows how to get those plugs out of the water pump to fit my heater hoses, I'd like to know."

Get a MAP-gas torch, or better, an oxy, and heat the plug up to a dull red heat, then let cool. Best done with the coolant drained out of the engine first. Probably a good idea to remove water pump from vehicle first if the plug is stubborn.

But wait a minute - you're in Queensland. I thought you needed neither choke nor heater there.

Rob

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Theo,

"By the way if anyone knows how to get those plugs out of the water pump to fit my heater hoses, I'd like to know."

Get a MAP-gas torch, or better, an oxy, and heat the plug up to a dull red heat, then let cool. Best done with the coolant drained out of the engine first. Probably a good idea to remove water pump from vehicle first if the plug is stubborn.

But wait a minute - you're in Queensland. I thought you needed neither choke nor heater there.

Rob

Rob. I use the heater to keep the motor from overheating. Gave her a run today and the plugs have come off when she was hot. Also aided by an old set of stilsions and a gal pipe

Mould on the boot is a set of FC guard strips cut down to fit. I used the cut off to make the joiner clip. Weather was crap mid morning so did some work on the motor. Mums day tomorrow might be heading down the coast. Will try to catch up at a later date to share some kustom tips.
Cheers Theo Z......


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