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Old 05-06-14, 19:21
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I riveted on the cast fuel tank hold downs to the hull floor. I ended up using an air hammer and modified one of the punches. I cut the point off of the punch then ground it out into a dished shape. For a bucking bar I used a bottle jack with a 1/4" plate between the ram and the hull floor. It was very easy to do and I was very happy with the results.

Its not the best picture but this was the finished result.

Here is how the jack was setup. It held all 4 rivets in place while I hit them from the inside.

Lastly are a few pictures of the No2 cooker and pot/pan installed, the carrier fuel funnel in place and with a 2 gallon petrol tin.
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Old 09-06-14, 15:04
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More small stuff.

Added the rear seat cushion strap. I ended up using a Pat37 webbed trouser belt. It fit perfectly.
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Old 09-06-14, 15:13
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Hi Jordan, I remember your thread on making those rear seats, did you ever come across an original one, I know you we're asking for info a while back, I need to make two as original as possible. I also need details of the wood floor boards.

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Old 09-06-14, 15:35
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Hi Kevin

Never found any originals at all. This was as close as I could make it.
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Old 10-06-14, 00:21
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Jordan that is looking awesome, one thing I like to do too is find all the CES and ancillary crap to put on them...
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Old 10-06-14, 09:47
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Jordan
the devil is in the detail and you certainly have that covered. when I have finished my current projects i will start again on my carrier and yours will be my benchmark. cheers

rick
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when I have finished my current projects
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How long are you planning to live?
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