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I really dont think its value for money:
Rust is a no, no in any resto. Pine trees have nasty acid which eats mild steel over time. (Pretty bad things to park your vehicles under at any time) ![]() Given that it is an asking of $1700 & it is a long way from anyone, the price fuel at $3 a KM to freighting it to somewhere like Melbourne might ensure it sits until the scrappers visit, or Fuel gets cheaper. Hmm straight guards, two headlight rings, a steering wheel and tool box I could maybe use... well I guess I would salvage them above all else. Ian F. PM me about Drawings for a Tray..... I may be able to expand your knowledge. Ian
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Keith did you happen to check out all the flathead V8`s they have lying around ? or any of the old buses ? Its a hell of a treasure trove of old tin up there shame its all under the pine trees .
Ian do you have plans for a tray to suit a F15A? ,as i will be looking for some soon so i can build a tray for mine . |
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The F15A is by far the best one there.
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Plushy,
I have some diagrams which would help you to make a tray. Sufficient dimensions to make something similar. Like anything its based on time & money. You may want to source an old Holden 1 Tonner tray (HQ era) as they are very close on dimensions to an F15A tray. It can fill the gap until you can find or fabricate something better. There is about 3" difference in width. Or overall an inch and a half each side. PM me if you want a drawing & I will find what I have. Ian
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