In large commercial vans there is an extra rubber seal at the top and down the side of the winscreen attached to the body.

It is L shaped and the rubber attached to the door closes under it and it deflects the water over the door

have the old ones been sitting in a wharehouse for the last four years?

that should be have the new ones been sitting in a wharehouse for four years

G'day all   I recently had to replace the rubber door seals on my work van. The old seals were peel and

stick on to the ducco. I bought the new manufacturers replacement seal , allso peel and stick.

The old ones peeled of clean so cleaned down with metho let it dry and  fitted the new which stuck like

the proverbial. Six weeks later we had ten days of rain and they fell of. What have I done wrong? or

have the old ones been sitting in a wharehouse for the last four years?

Is the car still for sale Thanks ..FC427....

See my post in general board Lead on fc sedan in Sydney details have been passed on to zulu

Thanks guys but due to some unforseen happenings the sale didn't go ahead

Zulu you have a pm

G'day all

I have been looking for an fc  for the last 12 months but due to some unexpected circumstance I am unable to purchase one for the

for seeable future. I have recently come across a fc sedan in Sydney for sale.

I havn't seen the car  but have spoken to the owner a couple of times on the phone and he sounds genuine .

He says " the car is a one colour grey sedan with red black interior. He is the second owner and drove the car regularly until a number

of years ago when he put it up on blocks in his garage The car is in excellent  original condition and he is looking to sell . He knows what

he has got and told me I could pass his phone number to some one looking for a car of this quality "

I have no connection with this car or the owner but can pass on his details

Cheers Ray

Just got a quote from door to door car transport  Sydney to Coffs  non drivable $875

does this sound cheap ? dear ? Ned Kelly territory ?

any one used them?

Thanks Ray

Thanks Alex sounds like a plan

Thanks guys for all the advice

My plan was to get the wheels freed up before I involve any one else in moving it. When I get the drums off can I just

put the wheels back on with out the drums rather than rip the linings out to move it on and off a trailer or truck?

I have done brakes before but never ones that have been sitting for years.

Thanks Ray

Just as an after thought  what sort of a job is it getting the drums off to free up the brakes on a car that  has been in dry

storage for ten years?

Are we talking a bastard of a job or a right bastard of a job ? 

Ah I see the light

But a midnight run from Sydney to Coffs Harbour sounds a bit over the top [ 7 hour drive ]

I dont have access to a tow vehicle so it has to be a car trailer or car carrier of some description

my days of out running the cops are long gone

Pardon my ignorance but whats a midnight run?

G'day all

I need to get an FC sedan transported from Sydney to Coffs Harbour

Car has been in storage for ten years so wouldn't be drivable. Any recommendations, ideas

on costs  etc would be appreciated

Thanks Ray

whens the sale wouldnt mind having a look.

Sat 26th March  11am start

Cheers Ray

G'day Mick

Loved the photos they brought back memories. The sign on the Flag Inn Motel says Ingham so that's a

long way north. The Bruce Highway was pretty ordinary in those days . It was called the crystal Highway

because of the amount of broken windscreen glass beside it. The canvas water bag was fairly common

before the days of polystyrene coolers. In many cases it was simply attached to the grill with a couple

of hooks made from fencing wire. The bracket on your grandfathers car is very up market. He must have

loved his cars. The water bar was hung from the top part attached by a couple of leather straps like

small dog collars through those two loops you can see on the bracket. You attached it before you

headed of on a long trip and the evaporation kept it cool.

cheers Ray

The other one could be the Townsville race track

G'day Mick

I grew up in NQ the hills look familiar. Could be Townsville.

That looks like a bulk sugar terminal on the right.
 Love the photos

Cheers Ray

Thanks ACE

PM sent

Cheers Ray

G'day all

I'm looking for an FC workshop manual

cheers   Ray