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Ah Jeff - You'll be getting someone overseas very excited..
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05-03-12, 19:50
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what an excelent base for a project ! i am green with envy ! is that a hole cut in the lower hull next to the rear bogey,or is it a trick of the light ? you are lucky the centre bulkhead and ducts appear unmolested. and you have some swanky looking sand guards too.....
looks like you will be riveting shortly then  do you have any details on the numbers lower tub / armour etc etc ?
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06-03-12, 00:15
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And dont forget there is pre-cut plate for sale around for the easy restoration.
Saw it at the OMVA show in Acton this February. R
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Here is a photo of the plate Robin is refering to.
Barry
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