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posted on June 30th, 2005 at 02:56 PM
FS. 1971 Kombi


Contact: Tony
Ph: 0425 263 771
Location Inverell NSW

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Front with damage

Damaged Front passanger dfoor

Drivers side view

As you can see in the photos this kombi has some damage in the front left side. Kombi is driverable and has just run out of rego.

1600 motor

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posted on July 8th, 2005 at 09:28 AM


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posted on July 8th, 2005 at 10:16 PM


WOuld this be an easy repair for a very inexperienced panel beater (me!) or does it involve the cab floor and require serious parts removal (i.e. front beam etc)?

Do you have the other parts - front bumper and headlight - or are they history?

How is the rest of the vehicle for rust? Looking for a project but can't do a full rescue job?

And the motor? Strong? Dual Port? Good 'box?

Sorry for all the questions in the forum but can't U2U

email answer if prefered to jb4845@hotmail.com - send more pics if you have them

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posted on July 9th, 2005 at 06:06 PM


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Should be easy repair for panel beater without doing any cutting.

Please contact Tony for answers to your questions as this is why I have put his phone number in above post


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