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My pride project

Started by ubeuty, December 13, 2009, 06:58:00 PM

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ubeuty

Made up some jockey wheels for transporting to panelbeater for roof repair on Insurance luckily and might get other bits tidied up also

FC427

Are you going to weld up the side window holes  ??? ??? ??? ???......FC427.......
As I lay rubber down the street I pray for traction I can keep, but if I spin and begin to slide please dear god protect my ride

ubeuty

Yep getting that done also, he said to get best job he will replace the whole panel with the vents

Paul In Ireland

Surely there was other "damage" done when it fell that the insurance need to pay for. Or have they settled with you for a fixed sum already?
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Ed

Sounds like a good excuse for a chop... :)
in the shed

RET

I love the pic with the jockey wheels. Gives the beast a Reliant Robin look ;D

Keep up the good work. The roof repair looks pretty good from the photos.

RET
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customFC

Looking good.
If your panel beater is replacing the side panels, make sure he keeps the vents.
If you decide to not use them for a cleaner look, I would suggest you save the vents.
There are many vans that have these removed and always someone looking for them.
Regards
Alex

ubeuty

Back from Burkes Metalworks with repaired roof and side windows filled in

ubeuty

Test can of colour I'm interested in, still a bit worried about putting back up on stands as shakes are still rattling the f**k out of us...

FCRB26

Pheeeewwww he kept them...

Ed

in the shed

vmx-mxr

Good thread

After experiencing those aftershocks first hand when we were deployed over there I don't blame you regarding the stands!!!

Could I suggest a braced wooden cradle instead so you don't have to falter on this great looking build !

The filled windows sure look like Bourkes know their trade.

Cheers from the dark side (FB/EK)

Dave Mac


GMVAN

UBEAUTY  The car is coming along nicely you look like you might beat me to the end but who cares it just means more vans on the roads and not in scrap yards or paddocks rusting away keep up the good work.
                                                                                                                              Grubby ;D
:(If at first you don't suceed give up & have a beer;)

ubeuty

Off to fabricators finally after earthquake repairs all done to house garage and replacement of driveway

ubeuty

Fitment of monaro flutes and removal of fuel filler and munted wheel arch, Also removal of wheel tubs for modified units to go in

ubeuty

Also replaced dodgy sills about a year ago before house repairs started. Went and grabbed back from fabricators and started to reassemble for display at Kustoms club 50th anniversary this weekend then send back to him to finish off tubs and drop tank etc

JB

Vans do look really cool!!!

Some nice progress there indeed!
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FC Dave

That is looking great. Filling in those window holes makes it.  ;)

ubeuty

Quick Supercheap paint job then out to car show.

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