Rebuilding of Old Timer (EK wagon)

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Yeah they're fading fast Tim. Lithgow is high on the list. I still have to get the rear cargo area trimmed and a few other things done before its completely ready for the trip. Will do re the plates. :thumbsup:
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:thumbsup: 8) hard to drive the wheels off it with club plates :( unless you don't play by the rules :twisted: :thumbsup:
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I'm sure I have to drive to Woodstock soon mick to have the height adjusted...surely that counts within the rules... :lol:
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:thumbsup: Good on you stew
seems a bit of a shame to not have full rego on the old timer though mate after all the work you have done
i reckon that historic rego will only last a year if that mate :shock: you will want to drive it all the time after its first outing :clap: :clap:
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Fantastic news Stewart.
You'll be surprised how all those late nights building her, will quickly fade from memory after you been driving her for a while.
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fingers n toes all cross for you Stewart!!! dont forget to video the first spin
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Good luck Stewart, although I don't think you'll need it. Its been a top job backed up by a good story with heaps of posts to boot. Well done and I hope you get some good enjoyment out of it. :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

I'm seriously envious too! :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

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Awesome work. :grinnn:

I've just reread the last 20 pages, and learn a lot in the process.
Best of luck for tomorrow.
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This has been a great build with all the photos to show what you've done I'm sure it has been a help to many people that needed help with there own build to check how you went about it.
Enjoy :clap:
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Well done Stewart. Can't wait to see it sporting plates, definitely been a long hard road but the end result is magnificent. :thumbsup:
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Good stuff :thumbsup: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:

It's a credit how you've persevered, Stewart. I'd have given up ages ago :mrgreen:
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Huge thumbs up mate!!!! Well earned I say.
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Hey Stewart,

I am a silent admirer but I can't resist making a comment, especially on the endurance side of things.

The hurdles of work , money , time and family go hand in hand when building things and really its the commitment and focus that keeps it all going.

Well done mate and I look forward to seeing it the flesh one day.

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parisian62 wrote:I'm sure I have to drive to Woodstock soon mick to have the height adjusted...surely that counts within the rules... :lol:
don't bring it to me :shock: you'll hate the drive home on the cut down bump stops :twisted: :lol: but we can tell them that is why it's coming or been :wink: :)
actually looking at it sitting on the trailer the ride height looks pretty good for a family car looks lowish but still should have a reasonable ride :thumbsup:
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Great job Stewart.
Thats ended up a real good old car. Mick is right in saying that the ride height looks a bit cool, sitting on the trailer, but soon, NO MORE TRAILERS!
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