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Geez …….3.30am is an early start

Couple of dodgy characters at the servo

Love the cruising boots Clay!

Regards
Stephen

Awesome picture Clay, looks cold but going to be a nice day. Crank up the poor man’s heater (they work a treat).


Stephen

Neil the lights look pretty much standard apart from the small circle in the middle.

Stephen

Hoon …….

Look forward to reading & seeing pics of the journey West. Have you packed a spare wiring loom and that roof cut for EK Mart?

I hear they are also well stocked with wheels. Every time the company Ute is out it is wearing different wheels

Getting te brake pedal off was a challenge. The bush is worn and everything was dry and binding. The pedal box is he only part of the car that hasn't been touched, so it figures. Clutch pedal seems much better, thankfully. Found one in the yard with a better bush and hit it with spiral wire wheel an...

Thanks Clay,
Good to know steel gauge

Great advice here from those that have been down this path before. Out of interest when you (Rob / Brett) say you have to fab a piece up for the sub frame what gauge/thickness new steel would be required? My FB sedan has some small (I hope) holes in the sub frame, about 5 cent piece size holes which...

Yep I know what ya mean about working under the dash Clay, I find working through the speaker grille or glove box (after removal) does help. Is your pump mounted above or below the fluid level of your washer reservoir? Do you have an air relief hole in your reservoir? Might have to give the pump a t...

Wow, they look awesome

Hope your back to full speed Blacky, hospitals are best to avoid if you can.

Regards
Stephen

Tough gig Clay Have you upgraded the headlight candles as they seem to light up the road ahead nicely

Stephen

Great finish there Roger

very cool piece - I imagine it would have had a most interesting life :thumbsup: and kudos to you Harv for your generosity. :thumbsup: :thumbsup: Yes, looks like that publication has answered many a question for Holden owners over the years. I have some doubt that your home Google thingy will ever ...