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fe ute project

Started by BLOK, January 04, 2010, 09:04:26 PM

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BLOK

This ones going to take a while shes got its fair share of rust but its repairable ,it will be running a worked 202,not looking for originality just a nice clean Ute ,heres some pics and a vid













http://img97.imageshack.us/i/firststart001.mp4/


FC0058

BLOK
Looks you have a very good foundation to work with, looking forward to seeing your progress.

Cheers Jim
Forgiveness is easier than permission.

BLOK

#2
Its been hot but i got the shed up so no excuses Ive started to strip the old girl ,she sat out the front for a couple of weeks and i cant believe how many people stopped to ask questions and reminisce ,its already a popular car and i haven't started 





BLOK

Got dark so i put some light on the subject  i hope the naighbours dont complain about the noise


fc2360

good to see Iam not the only person working with a dirt floor . just tell them it want take long its worked on the 2 lots of people ive had next to me. reguards  Geoff

BLOK

got home after doing australia day stuff and decided to pull some panels off





EffCee

BLOK,

It's going to be  tough build with a dirt floor. Hang in there though, it will be all worth it in the end

Keith
Canberra, ACT

F4+ ;)

BLOK

thanks keith the rain has pulled me up a bit its turning into a bit of a s%#t fight with the floor turning to mud ,i may have to put a slab in sooner than later

EffCee

Quote from: BLOK on February 06, 2010, 10:37:31 PM
thanks keith the rain has pulled me up a bit its turning into a bit of a s%#t fight with the floor turning to mud ,i may have to put a slab in sooner than later

What a mongrel trick to have so much rain just before the weekend and bugger up you floor. At least with a slab down it will make it much more comfortable to work on the ute.

Keith
Canberra, ACT

F4+ ;)

BLOK

Havent done to much on the ute ,but i did finnish building my Rotissery
well all but the wheels.





EffCee

Good on you BLOK,

It will make the job at hand much easier

Keith
Canberra, ACT

F4+ ;)

BLOK

yes Keith its going to make it a lot easier and I'm going to need all the help i can get ,I cant wait to get the slab down so i can get into it

BLOK

#12
long last the slabs down


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BLOK

Started getting into stripping it down and pulled the the old 161 out today

I build storage systems so a foreign order was needed for the new shed
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Its good to see the motor came out
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Pulled the tailgate apart and started to straighten it up a bit


BLOK

I tidied up the rims a bit






EffCee

Good to see that you are making progress, BLOK.

Gotta love working on the slab, rather than the dirt. Wheels look good, 1/4 is going to take some work, by the look of it. Keep up the good work

Shelves look the goods, extra heavy duty!

Keith
Canberra, ACT

F4+ ;)

fe-ambo

Thanks for the update photos. I for one always love to see other peoples projects.

Cheers
Paul
If take a ride in a ambulance you gotta a chance,
if you take a ride in a hearse its gotta be worse.

Check out this website for more photos
http://gallery.oldholden.com/hr-hearse

BLOK

The scary bit starts Im going to do the main repairs at work were i have access to a mig and bending machines plus a guilotine dont want it to snap in half on the way




Making shore it goes back together at the correct height



Knocked up some inner and outer sills at work





Not shore if these will work yet but should be ok



Through this together without measuring it so it needs some modification




My dog Blue is keen to go for a ride

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BLOK

fabricated these today aswell



BLOK

picked these up the other day




cleaned up