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Thats got some interesting parts on it Steve.

What is that piece mounted on the firewall with the copper plumbing?
What does that cylinder mounted on the drivers inner fender do. is it a vacuum canister?
And I have not seen fold down door pull handles before either.

I have one of the braces that hold the insulation to the underside of the bonnet here at home,
its another thing you dont see to many of.

I like the ol' cupboard knob on the glovebox, mine could do with one of those,
bloody thing never operates properly no matter how much i adjust it

Glovebox knob is a nice touch, i like it a lot...

Sorry if this is a silly question, but???? what is that black cylinder???

Steve Jackson wrote:

another?? whats that green thing?

samprinci wrote:Sorry if this is a silly question, but???? what is that black cylinder???

Steve Jackson wrote:

another?? whats that green thing?

Have seen similar on older cars,

Looks to be a vacuum tank and controller for vacuum brakes on a trailer or caravan and the tank may,or may not, be hooked up to assist the vacuum wipers to work better and longer whist going up a hill when engine vacuum supply is low.

Thats my guess??
Have a old bondy caravan here with an old PBR vacuum master on the drawbar which would have originally used a vacuum system.

aaah! great thanks FB mad.

SunnyTim wrote: Super rare, and some of my puritan colleagues have always insisted that they only came in black as per the advertising. This one is red and the colour matches the other metal interior trim exactly......so this proves my theory on the matter - If you wanted it red and were prepared to pay you got one red

ahh the good ol' days where you could tell the dealer what you wanted on yor car and got it if it was available

I see it has the extremely rare Nasco #J-463-20003A space saver spare
but seriously nice car Luke has got thanks for the pics

ratbox wrote:

SunnyTim wrote: Super rare, and some of my puritan colleagues have always insisted that they only came in black as per the advertising. This one is red and the colour matches the other metal interior trim exactly......so this proves my theory on the matter - If you wanted it red and were prepared to pay you got one red

ahh the good ol' days where you could tell the dealer what you wanted on yor car and got it if it was available

you still can as long as it is standard and you want it in grey

Thanks Guys, This is what all the gear was for ....

Thanks so much to Sunny Mick, Sunny Tim and Sunny Gazrat .... The FB is on it's way south.

Steve

Nice car steve.. Cheers mark

Thanks Mark, you can help me polish, next time your in Sydney.

I simply have to pass the comment that I reckon my love of FB's comes from my Grandmothers FB Sedan in that very same combo, except it had the grey interior.

If memory serves correctly the rego was HCW-035 (Victorian) I was about 7 or 8 when she got rid of it for a Corolla and I still think she did the wrong thing.

What a great colour combo.

I had a good look at this paint today and I can't save it

I have to paint the exterior....

Finally got to take a few full length pics with my camera today.

Steve

Steve Jackson wrote:

don't know if lt's just the comp i'm on but this pic looks funny besides the bleed through on the paint the car looks like one of the illustrations from a brosher (spelling)

Wasnt there a gray ute in the shed today...lol