Thanks Blacky, I'm away this weekend but will have a good look at them before I go ahead with putting the repair section in and decide if I think I'm up to it
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I had to narrow the rear seat in my '57 when I tubbed it - not a big job.
When you're faced with an unpleasant task that you really don't want to do, sometimes you just have to dig deep down inside and somehow find the patience to wait for someone else to do it for you.
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Took Frank to Carbies and Coffee in the car park behind the Bunbury car museum Sunday morning, great fun.
Clay I had a look back at what you did with the van tubs, I will look on the weekend and see how much extra work and if I want to take it on and there is the thing about the seat in the wagon folding down and latching back I will need to look at that also.
Has anybody else done the tub thing on a wagon?? Harv what did you do???
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I reckon the seat would be the least of your worries, if you copied what Clay did on the wheel tubs the seat base would just need a bit of a frame trim around the tub , and the back would need the same on the timber and the frame - all the latches etc would stay where they are on the car and you just trim the seat back to suit.
Piss easy for a man of your talents
When you're faced with an unpleasant task that you really don't want to do, sometimes you just have to dig deep down inside and somehow find the patience to wait for someone else to do it for you.
Foundation member #61 of FB/EK Holden club of W.A.
When you're faced with an unpleasant task that you really don't want to do, sometimes you just have to dig deep down inside and somehow find the patience to wait for someone else to do it for you.
Foundation member #61 of FB/EK Holden club of W.A.
I realised that while we are discussing the wheel tubs to fit up the cradle for the independent rear end I have to cut more out of the floor pan behind where the rear shock mounts go so before I weld in the rear underseat floor repair I may as well cut out the rest of the floor where the suspension cradle has to go, this is going to reveal a whole lot more of the rear wheel arches and I can then get a better look at what I need to do to pump them a bit.
Still not sold on the idea but will be able to see a whole lot more soon.
I'll post some photos as I do the cradle fit up.
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