doc5avage Slammed & Awesome Dubber
80 posts · joined Jul 2006 ·
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I purchased the above vehicle and a 57 oval for $600 (mostly complete 36hp engine included, and a 1600dp seized missing head and other bits, sitting out in the weather)
My uncle-in-law grew up working on these machines, and so I enlisted his help with the engines. You can learn about that journey here.
We (my wife and I), began to strip the 63. The door's were a complete and utter mother to get off. (I used an oxy to heat it red hot, then smash it with the impact driver)
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Above pic, my wife sanding back the beast
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Above pic, welding in new steel
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Above pic, Fixed a rusty pan
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Replaced front link pins, bushes. Regreased bearings and installed new slave cylinders.
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Took the body off, braced the door and prepared for a heater channel replacement.
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Got some new bits from mick-motors in brisbane and bought a series of videos from bug me video. These taught me how to do a heater channel replacement and other stuff.
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Removed the old heater channel.
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Welded the new one in.
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Sister in law fixed up the seats for me.
That is the end of the photo's. Since then, I have stripped the paint off and will resume the photo's again shortly.