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Lookin sweet as always. If I don't speak to ya before good luck with the drive and enjoy it. Will give u a buzz when I'm back in good ole Mano next..

Looking great Woody. Good idea too to load up and do a short shake down run.

Great looking car

What spats are those?

She made the trip across Australia drama free. Thanks to all that offered advice and their experiences, I defiantly think that the prep work put in made the drive a lot less stressful

Got a few pics from the drive that I will post up shortly. Stay tuned!

D-man, sorry for the slow reply, they are called cruisin skirts.

Well done on the Road Trip, Woody.
Love the roof..looks nice! I'll be doing the same sort of thing to an EJ I'll be customizing for "Space Ace" Pete.

Scotty.

Glad to hear u got there safe mate. Will give u a buzz next time I'm back in Mano

Good stuff, looks like the ol girl did you proud. All the prep work sure did pay off. But then again they are meant for driving!

Looks fantastic!

Good stuff, glad it was trouble free...

now that your on this side of the country you can come around and paint mine

Looking forward to updates!

Cheers
Nathan

Just read this thread, and although it did look not too bad at the start, what you have done is very cool!!!
Im really starting to dig the cruiser style, and i think this one has gotta nearly be the pick of the bunch for me~

Great stuff, and glad to here the trip went well

Mate this a sweeeeet ride.

Welcome to Mandurah Woody

You'll find a few FB\EK's getting around.... might have to organise an FB/EK foreshore beer/BBQ now that it's warming up.

Sputzwagon wrote:Well done on the Road Trip, Woody.
Love the roof..looks nice! I'll be doing the same sort of thing to an EJ I'll be customizing for "Space Ace" Pete.

Scotty.

Look forward to seeing pics of the ej.

SunnyTim wrote:good to hear all went well and you got there safely

BS wrote:Glad to hear u got there safe mate. Will give u a buzz next time I'm back in Mano

Devilrod wrote:Good stuff, looks like the ol girl did you proud. All the prep work sure did pay off. But then again they are meant for driving!

VooDoo wrote:Looks fantastic!

Thanks guys, looking forward to puttin lots more miles on the old girl.

NoMAD wrote:Good stuff, glad it was trouble free...

now that your on this side of the country you can come around and paint mine

Looking forward to updates!

Cheers
Nathan

haha you have put too much time, effort and money into yours to finish it off with one of my backyard hack jobs!

Marty K Bird wrote:Just read this thread, and although it did look not too bad at the start, what you have done is very cool!!!
Im really starting to dig the cruiser style, and i think this one has gotta nearly be the pick of the bunch for me~

Great stuff, and glad to here the trip went well

Thanks mate, the photos made it look abit better when I first got it. I do have plans to do a full nut and bolt rebuild, but it's just too much fun driving it, I can't bring myself to pull it off the road.

converted wrote:Mate this a sweeeeet ride.

Cheers mate - how's that wagon going? Chuck up a build thread.

MyEKisdriven wrote:Welcome to Mandurah Woody

You'll find a few FB\EK's getting around.... might have to organise an FB/EK foreshore beer/BBQ now that it's warming up.

Thanks, defiantly keen to check out some of the local fb/eks. Need to get some contacts for people in the industry over here too.

Heres some pics







Snapped exhaust hanger....no worries









Ended up losing all the flappers along the way...

Lovin it dude, look's like you had a bit of a massacre on those headlights, i remember when i bought mine i drove it back from Wagga through multiple locust swarms... messy...