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25-02-10, 09:59
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Y' know....
Now Robert I reckon thats a bloody good idea!!!!!
 I'll get some & give it a go! After I finished sorting out this wiring loom. On a steep learning curve with it.   
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25-02-10, 16:08
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More of the truck, less of me
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25-02-10, 19:40
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3rd video & cutting holes
Hi Tony
Third video is great, and concerning your earlier post on cutting holes. One of the tricks I use for cutting holes 1/4 to 3/4 in canvas, webbing, gasket material, paper, leather is by making up spin punches of various sizes. These are made from thin tubing any thing that can be fitted into the chuck of the drill press or hand drill. Just sharpen the cutting edge with a file by spinning the tube in the drill and lightly holding the file against the tube at an angle. Then you can cut holes in almost any soft material by laying in on a soft piece of wood and lightly pushing the spinning punch against the material. I've found that the drill press works best, particularly if set at a higher speed, cuts a nice clean hole. Every now and then you have to stop and clean out the hole cuts in the tube. I've even used rifle cartridges not as many cuts without re-sharpening as steel tubing. But with lots of old spent .44 and .303 casings around to use up why not, the spinning cartridge casing in the drill cuts a much neater hole then firing the bullet through the material. Cheers Phil
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25-02-10, 19:47
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Nice Videos..
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..Those are great vids Once you get on to double clutchin' you can chomp a big fat cee-gar and double clutch your way to Hollywood.. Fine camera work too.. Keep them up ....Have you got a manager and an agent yet..??    
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05-03-10, 03:27
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An update
Howdy all,
Well the truck is in at Wagga getting an exhaust system fitted. As close to original as possible. Its raining a the moment so I'm catching up on some sleep after some very very long days these past 3 months. So I thought I better post some photos of what's been going on while I have a spare second. Thanks to Howard for his help this late Tuesday night and for taking the photos. Good grief I'm getting thin up top!!!! 
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05-03-10, 03:32
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And more
More pictures - luckily had very smooth run with putting this in and with the coachwork timber as well.
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05-03-10, 03:40
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A few more
Finally something Ive been meaning to do for a while..........post the ID plate.
Engine number is 2G40647F
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06-03-10, 23:55
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At last
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkZRt2cw9UE
Here she is fellahs................ on the road & honking!!!!
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