Canadian M151A2 Restoration

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Scott Bentley Canadian M151A2 Restoration 07-01-10, 01:27

Scott Bentley So, after a week or two of... 10-01-10, 16:55

jim fraser (RIP) blasting 11-01-10, 05:11

mike mckinley blasting 13-01-10, 00:42

Scott Bentley Well, turns out I have a few... 13-01-10, 01:05

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donjunior My Mutt 15-07-10, 08:47

Scott Bentley I have a whole bunch of... 16-07-10, 03:28

Scott Bentley This portion of the resto is... 16-07-10, 03:32

Scott Bentley Well, finally wrapped up the... 19-07-10, 02:59

pauljboudreau really nice work! 19-07-10, 03:41

Hanno Spoelstra Looking good, Scotty! When... 19-07-10, 09:54

Scott Bentley Too bad my Jeep doesn't have... 22-07-10, 22:23

Scott Bentley Heater is in... Along with a... 24-07-10, 02:21

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donjunior Power Pack 22-07-10, 20:20

Scott Bentley I've got the "Good" Power... 22-07-10, 21:11

Scott Bentley Update: Well, after alot... 22-07-10, 21:48

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This portion of the resto is proving to be the time consuming part. I spent most of the morning reassembling the Master Cylinder and Pedal Assembly. I'm happy with how it turned out, and everything is cycling much smoother than before:

Fortunately, thats about the only "complex" item of equipment in the interior. The Heater will be next....

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