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Chassis stripped down.
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Looks quite tidy that chassis.
Lazy fekker drinking tea, theres a ton of wire brushing to do:lol:
Looks quite tidy that chassis.
Lazy fekker drinking tea, theres a ton of wire brushing to do:lol:
crashbox
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Cheeky Monkey, fortunately I have a wire brush on the black n decker. Tea breaks are a mandatory part of any restoration.Ged on
Looks quite tidy that chassis.
Lazy fekker drinking tea, theres a ton of wire brushing to do:lol:
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i totally agree about the tea breaks, and any visitors welcome too just to give you a small rest from the mamoth task... cant see any biscuits tho, not coming to yours for a cuppa... good luck with it and picture updates and write ups are the way to go
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i wonder if they even bother to sell replacement gearbox cross members, they always seem to be caked in so much grease and oil they would never rust. looks like a good way to start a project with chassis and diffs already. Makes life easy for moving about while working on it
crashbox
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Believe it or not, under the 2 inches of greasy muck on the crossmember I found rot! Will patch up okay though.
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