Ute Progress

Post photos of your pride and joy, or updates on your rebuild!

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VS355
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Post by VS355 »

Looking good. Can't wait to see it all back together :)
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Post by mattymartin »

looking good,


loving that colour, hopefully next nats there will be an overdose of tuscany yellow...


thanks for sharing
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Post by yeprat1 »

dude it looks great u are giving me inspiration
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Post by NoMAD »

Nice job Kingaz, bet you cant wait till you find those bolts!

Cheers
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Post by andy »

hey adam u found your camera yet i just cant wait till saturday to see it again. also how did u go finding those bolts? thanx for the intro
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Post by Kingaz »

Thanks guys always good to get some encouragement from the group

Andy found the camera but everytime i get home from work its too dark i promise more pics will go up tomorrow night... as for bolts originals have gone walk abouts you know what my garage is like at the moment went to bunnings found some great matches

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Post by Kingaz »

Ok so with the camera found batteries charged its time for some updated photos all exterior and interior painting is now completed except for the steering column and wheel. tray was sprayed again after a few dints were repaired (should have done it properly the first time) looks alot better than before. Myself and good mates Andy and CC started to piece her back together bonnet, headlights grill and interior parts and as said previous there were many bunnings trips inbetween :lol: :lol:

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Went to the shed tonight to start and work out what to do on the weekend :?: :?: Thought i might tackle the spare wheel door lock while i was out there... for some reason the lock was not working and after unscrewing the back and opening the lock there was a lovely build up of 1960's dirt and gunk

Cleaned the lock gave a quick coat of paint to find that it didn't fit nothing a bit of hammering didn't fix heres the results

Lock pulled apart

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Trial Fit

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Cleaned and Sprayed

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End result

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A long post but plenty of photos to share, enjoy the pics will hope to have a bit more completed over the weekend

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Post by oldnek »

Adam, Paint job is sweet as mate, nice work......
Have to change that avatar now.

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Post by mrs ratbox »

looks good, and yor gunna get hammered with this one behind the grille needs to be all black :wink:
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Post by mattymartin »

wow...

aaaaaaawwwwww.... i'd love a ute...


looks great, especially with all the shine bits going back on....


thanks for the pics...
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Post by parisian62 »

great work Adam. Getting closer now.

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Post by minifb »

VERY NICE JOB Adam...well done..Cheers Mark
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Post by andy »

hey adam im suprized no one has noticed the cover over the shin brusing skin scraping exhaust tip of yours we all have the scars to prove it. ha ha. we got to get stuck on that tail gate tommorow.
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Post by Malcolm »

Adam, the ute looks great. Seeing this makes me want to sneak out to the shed and play.
What type of paint did you use on her. It looks sweet.

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Post by Kingaz »

Thanks for the replies guys

Ratbox i knew this discssion would come up again myself i like the colour behind the grill tried the black the yellow looked better i know many others have different opinons but as we say im the one whos driving it.

Andy dont get me started on that damn exhaust tip, with the spray can top on it now we have no more OHS issues

Malcolm the type of paint is 2pac turned out great for a home resto photos show paint straight off the gun still to be rubbed and polished however has great relection and shine qualities, he paint is Wattle i think ill confirm for ya. Congrats on streetmachine again mate!!!!
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