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Still plenty to do
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Getting closer
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So the Australian Pattern Mortar Carrier lives again, eh!
Very impressive, Colin
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Lots more work then off to the sandblasters
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Thats it to date but thats taken 4 weeks. "I'll keep'm'comin"
Colin.
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By the way, I have oppted for a ford 351 windsor as it fits the engine bay perfectly and a auto trans for ease of driving. All fabrication is as a 2 pounder except for the engine mounts. It should go like the clappers.
Once all covers are in place, the engine and drive train will not be visable. Colin. |
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Stone the Crows Colin ! if that takes 4 weeks then i am curious to see what you could build in a hurry !
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just a few other pics which may be of interest.
Colin. |
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