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Old 29-05-16, 18:25
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Tony Baker
 
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Yes David, the Land Rover made axle is certainly surplus to needs. I probably won't tackle another project like this, but I'll keep it in storage and out of harms way. It's just about cool enough to resume work on the truck restoration, so I will be chopping and changing between the two jobs. The engine build for my green CMP is the current piece of the puzzle, and I am considering handing that off to someone else for the remainder of assembly. My near neighbour is not only a professional welder (Navy taught) but also has mechanical engineering experience +++. I figure he would do better work than I, and a fresh pair of eyes at this point in time might pickup something I have missed! If he does engine assembly for me, I will be freed up to finish the sunshine roof, make canvas pieces, and do more on the gun.
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Medium sized, half fake, artillery piece project. (The 1/4 Pounder)
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