Leo's Rebuild.....

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Re: Leo's Rebuild.....

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Nice work mate this is very interesting


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I have always really like the look of this car
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Re: Leo's Rebuild.....

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D.R did you drill the 5th and 6th booster mounting holes in the bracket, just noticed you have 6 mounting holes mine has 4 but the holes are uneven lengths 93mm and 85mm where as most after market boosters are 85mm bolt center to bolt center.

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Nope, I haven’t drilled any holes. If I get a chance I’ll measure the bolt hole spacing over the weekend. I dare say someone’s added the extras for a booster….
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Well being we are locked down again, I’ve been unable to get materials needed so … time to do some cleaning up of other bits and pieces.

So got the other hinge cleaned up and on for now.
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Now onto the reg housing. Before…
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After.
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Also cleaned up the spare wheel clamp.
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And as the dip switch is just hanging around I did that too…

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Sadly my wire wheel now needs replacing… just more things to have to order online and wait for. So a few more things knocked off the list while adding to the materials list. Also in between all this I managed to clean up the mess from building the shed so I’ve kept the missus happy too.

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And after…
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So that’s a bit of a catch up as to what’s been going on in between lockdowns, curfews and work.
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Re: Leo's Rebuild.....

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Nice work dr. Do you clear coat after wire brush or not? All looks great, specially the reg cover.


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Errol62 wrote:Nice work dr. Do you clear coat after wire brush or not? All looks great, specially the reg cover.


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Thanks! No clear coat just polished with autosol by hand. Although the hinges are literally just cleaned in the parts washer with steel wool. Think I have nearly 6 hours just in those….
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Re: Leo's Rebuild.....

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nice one - progress on Leo AND keeping SWMBO onside - win win :ebiggrin:
I started with nothing and still have most of it left.


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