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1974 Series 3 SWB, Front end questions
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Turboman
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VikingRider
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indeed it is, I sailed around the UK with the Army for the battle of the somme commemoration a few years ago.
Turboman
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VikingRider
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it was more of a "PTE your doing this, but Sir I am not exactly a good swimmer, well you will learn"Good!
Lot of boat interest on LZ!
that said it was amazing and I would definitely do it again especially now that i can swim alot better.
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Colthebrummie
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I don't know why people change the seats in a series, the originals are surprisingly comfortable I think, and they come apart easily to access stuff in the seat box, in my case, the second fuel tank. I quite like those door trims though, I'd keep them.
Col
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The reason I changed mine was so that I had head rests, probably the same reason as a lot of other people. The door trims do look good though not sure about the line under the window in the pic of the outside of the vehicle though.
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I plan on replacing the seats and seat belts, will probably keep the doors as they are once the broken trim part is replaced.
