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All here to help, that's what the club is for mate.. :wink: Goodonya Wayne :thumbsup: You should have seen what "Old Timer" looked like when Stewart brought her home.. :shock: True it was bad but nothing had been hidden by bodgy repairs by a 'panel beater'... :gasp: Hang in there Damian.....

Who needs quarter windows with a rubber like that? Looking forward to watching this one come back to life.

Windscreen is in and I'm pretty happy with it

Good stuff

Hi Tim See here for some 'action' shots of windscreen installation. http://www.fbekholden.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=576&hilit=old+timer&start=690 Black sealant was used. I also had problems with the first rubber I bought and had to buy another from a different source. regards Stewart

Is the sender pushed far enough down the shaft inside the distributor ? Mine was a bugger to get the last few mm down

I had this same problem as Blacky. I had to file the inside of the sender to get it to fit properly.

Good stuff Tim

Awesome. Will be well and truly sorted for Tasmania

Three thumbs up for three stommies from me.

As Dave said you will need to trim the length down. In the top (right angled) corners of doors if you want to be really fancy you to mitre the corners for a neater fit.

I had similar issues with the glass and felt - I sparingly used silicone spray lubricant to help.

Top job Having it on the rotisserie must make things a bit easier too.

Yuk. Jay will get it sorted it out.

Repco

Yep this TAFE student is happy to keep listening and reading...keep going...

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