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Old 27-02-12, 06:17
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Default new carrier arrives back home looking like new!

got the carrier back home today, rolled it back into the shed ready for engine and gearbox. Will sort out the steering and brakes first as Im not too keen on contorting whilst setting up the steering cam freeplay etc with the engine in. Couple of photos. My wife was off work sick today, I think my comment of "your feeling sick cos your too excited about the carrier coming home'' was appreciated, she likes the colour tho.
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Old 27-02-12, 07:16
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Looking good Lew.
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Old 21-09-12, 11:17
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Default a few bits primed

Iv'e made a few new bits and pieces, mostly copied directly from original parts, the dash panel is next......
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Old 21-09-12, 11:29
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Default another couple of photos

the bottom of both fuel tanks had seen better days, I got some new steel welded in sealed up with solder and will seal the inside to make them last another 70 years hopefullly, yours truly on the soldering bolt. Also have started on radiator repairs, the bottom pipes had got a bit rusty so turned up some new ones on the lathe at work and have welded them on.
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Old 22-09-12, 01:28
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Default Instrument Panel

Guess who need a complete restoration of the instrument panel and housing along with new switches etc.

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Old 23-09-12, 02:01
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Default I'm working on it

I'm working on it Bob, may need to call in reinforcements after seeing your handiwork.
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Old 06-12-12, 09:30
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Default A few little bits

So finally have got back into doing some work on the carrier this week, knocked out these shutter knob assys on the lathe in my lunch breaks at work this week, didnt bother to make it so the knobs screwed on just welded them in place. Made easier as I had one to copy and Colin's posts a while back to motivate me into getting onto the task.
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