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28-10-12, 09:37
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Box
Yes I realise the 2C1 box (baaarrrx as you Canadians pronounce it) soes not belong here - it was a convenience and also kept it off the ground. It will soon come off and be ready for it's new owner Ganmain Tony.
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28-10-12, 09:51
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Rear body
This post is a bit of a recap of events from the past few years.
Thanks to Peter Morgan a rear body was sourced in NSW, ironically having come from Bacchus Marsh in Victoria many years earlier.  Once home the sheet metal was stripped off (a horrible job).  This has since been sandblasted and primed. 
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28-10-12, 13:57
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 Great to see you are working on the FGT, Keith. Now try to keep ahead of Tony ... H.
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28-10-12, 17:30
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Good to see that trailer getting a good work out, Keith!
Nice frame on the FGT, too: good and straight, should 'marry up' quite easily - well, in a straightforward manner, anyway: we all know nothing with a Blitz is ever easy! Mike C
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