1968 TRAVELLER RESTORATION
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Re: 1968 TRAVELLER RESTORATION
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Re: 1968 TRAVELLER RESTORATION
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missing door stay half and overspray on the interior light switch
missing door stay half and overspray on the interior light switch
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Re: 1968 TRAVELLER RESTORATION
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Re: 1968 TRAVELLER RESTORATION
What is the black tube/cable resting on the back of the rocker box?
It will chafe when the engine is running.
It will chafe when the engine is running.
"Once you break something you will see how it was put together"
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Re: 1968 TRAVELLER RESTORATION
haha i missed that one Marky well spottedMarkyB wrote:What is the black tube/cable resting on the back of the rocker box?
It will chafe when the engine is running.
when i had a look found it was the speedometer cable
as its not connected to the head or clipped to the body
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Re: 1968 TRAVELLER RESTORATION
Nice paint job.
George
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Re: 1968 TRAVELLER RESTORATION
thanks GeorgeGeorge Smathers wrote:Nice paint job.
George
its cellulose
thought i was gonna be allright at first
looked okay i thought
then my pal said thats rubbish you need to polish it ,i have i said
give me a go with my detail polisher and 2000 grit paper
and the result is plain to see
all done in a garage with a 20 gbp spray gun
yup if you make a mistake with it you simply rub it down and start again
your are making a lot of progress yourself
i just love the underbody pics your car looks like it left the factory last week the underfloor is solid
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Re: 1968 TRAVELLER RESTORATION
How did the wood construction all go? I need to do mine in the next few months and to be frank i'm bloody terrified of it. I've got the 2 sides and some other bits, the welding that will be required will be sorted to... just the re-construction is quite a daunting task
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Re: 1968 TRAVELLER RESTORATION
hi SparticusSparticus wrote:How did the wood construction all go? I need to do mine in the next few months and to be frank i'm bloody terrified of it. I've got the 2 sides and some other bits, the welding that will be required will be sorted to... just the re-construction is quite a daunting task
yup i was lucky he wood only needed sanding and varnishing
the welding took for ever the welder failed but a new one replaced the faulty unit
the cost of sealy flux cored wire wasent cheap but made the better job than cheap wire
i reckon february might see her on the road
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Re: 1968 TRAVELLER RESTORATION
hi Sparticus
DISS
we are going to north norfolk with our caravan in august next year
South Creake caravan site great wee place
so if your still working on her perhaps i can give you a hand for a few days
be brave and take your time
post pics on here and the guys will guide you
DISS
we are going to north norfolk with our caravan in august next year
South Creake caravan site great wee place
so if your still working on her perhaps i can give you a hand for a few days
be brave and take your time
post pics on here and the guys will guide you
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