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For Sale and Wanted / Other Stuff For Sale / Re: Brougham front seat and door trims
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on: November 11, 2005, 03:45:20 AM
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G-day mate, sorry for such a long delay in reply. computer blew due to power surge, all sweet now. I have got the seat out and it is in fantastic condition. I will add photo's for you by Sunday I hope. that is if you are still interested. i have not showed anyone these items as yet and would be requesting a genuine offer only. cheers Scott.
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General / General Board / Re: can anyone help out here
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on: February 12, 2005, 08:24:12 AM
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Hey there Keith, I noticed your post and thought you might be the guy that could possibly answer my question! I wonder if you would know how much good condition brougham back seat and door trims would be going for, they are black in colour with the "B" stamp on them. I just missed chatin with ya in the chat room b4, sorry mate.
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For Sale and Wanted / Other Stuff For Sale / Brougham front seat and door trims
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on: February 12, 2005, 01:32:04 AM
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Hi, Just wondering if any body out there would be able to help me, I want to sell brougham door trims and back bench seat. I have had them stored away for years and am planning to take them out and put them on the market. As far as I know when first stored they were in A1 condition, the seat has only been sat in for a very short period of time vertually as new. they are all stamped with the brougham signature and are black in color. :-/. thanks for your help. Digger.. Photo's can be organised if anyone is interested but I will need a week or so to get them from there storage space.
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Technical Board / Modification Help / Re: Commodore diffs
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on: June 02, 2004, 03:20:08 PM
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Thanks for the reply SGO,
The only thing I know is the body widths IE: Fe : 1701mm FC : 1702mm EH : 1727mm HR : 1778mm VK : 1722mm VL : 1722mm VN : 1794mm VB : 1722mm so I think that the diff length of the cars must be very close.
Steve
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Technical Board / Modification Help / Re: Commodore diffs
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on: June 02, 2004, 06:48:38 AM
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Thanks heaps Sarge, I have a VL diff that was given to me so I guess this weekend I will be doing some mathmatics. It would be nice to fit the panhard rod, stabiliser bar and coil springs and such but thats to big a job.
Thanks again, Steve
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Technical Board / Modification Help / Re: FC EXTRACTORS ???
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on: June 02, 2004, 02:59:08 AM
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Hi there Blown FC,
I have used pacemakers on my HP block and fitted fine and they where off the shelf.
Also at first I had a set of Genie extractors and I fund them to be ok to, but they rusted out (Old age). But I'm now running a set of 186"s" headers and I have not noticed any loss in power at all.(only mod to them is they are match ported to the head) Hope it helps!!!!
Steve.
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Technical Board / Modification Help / Re: Commodore diffs
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on: June 01, 2004, 03:17:11 PM
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Hi Sarge,
With the convertion on the VL diff do you know if it had to be shortened or dose it fit with deeper ofset rims.
Im running HR diff but wont to go with the Crapadoor stud patern.
thanks steve
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Galleries / Members' FEs and FCs / Re: Stinkin' up the place
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on: May 30, 2004, 06:10:23 AM
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Hi Stinky,
They shaw do look the part, will look cool when fitted up! And thats a nice copy of the tasman cap.
My door trims are in the same colour but have an off white flash at the top.( I think they may have been light blue at one stage but have fadded ).
Steve
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General / General Board / Re: Army FC Standard - For Ken
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on: May 13, 2004, 05:00:36 AM
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Hey Nicko,
I have a nephew that works as a storeman in despatch at Puka, I will talk to him and see if he can find somthing out about the mith of old cars stored on the camp.
My old man often talks about the army burying a heap of BSA and Harley motor bikes along with Mack trucks and a lot of cars at the old Army camp in Echuca Vic just after the War, he recons that some pits where dug up some time ago and they did uncover some vehicles. The Echuca base was the main despatch site for Army vehicles during the war, so Im told.
Steve
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Technical Board / Modification Help / Re: proportionong valve
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on: May 11, 2004, 11:17:34 PM
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Hi there Rusty,
The HQ proportioning valve (Limiting Valve ) will work fine. You can also change the rear wheel cylinder size to a larger bore and will have the same efect.
PBR have a 9/16ths wheel cylinder that will bolt in and you wont need the proportioning valve.
One thing Rusty have you a HR rear drum set up for disk or the standard HR set up and are you boosting the hole brake set up or just the front disks.
Steve.
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For Sale and Wanted / Auction and Trade Links / Good deal on e-Bay
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on: May 11, 2004, 05:20:44 PM
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Hr disc brake front end, comes complete with booster and master cylinder, will also include complete hr rear end drum to drum.Front end looks like it has a set of lowered springs, condition is unknown, would suggest needs a recon b 4 fitting, but its all there, and no visible damage, slight surface rust on discs. I can deliver to Adelaide, or Mildura and surrounding areas for around $30, fuel costs only, anywhere else, buyer to organise, I have access to freight from here Aust wide, threw Fletchers Frieghters, buyer to Organise, will also have other Hr parts for sale soon, 8" by 13 mags, another disc front end, booster,4speed Aussie and tailshaft, cross member to suit HR ute.
$200.00 at the moment
Item number: 7901722612
Looks a good buy.
Steve
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Technical Board / Restoration Help / Re: Argggghhhh!!!!! FE Grille resto
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on: May 03, 2004, 12:08:43 PM
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hi ya Stinky, I would try using a small ezyout, don’t know if you have used them before but what you do is carefully find the centre of the offending thread and with a small drill bit drill through to the end of the thread next is to hit in the ezyout until it recess it self and locks on internally then its a mater of just (with a small shifter or a tee key) undoing and hope the threaded end of the screw comes out. Super cheap do sell a small kit of 4 ezyouts and are quite cheap.
Hope it helps, Steve
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