1968 TRAVELLER RESTORATION
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Re: 1968 TRAVELLER RESTORATION
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The after and before horror pics and the sweet shiny pics
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The after and before horror pics and the sweet shiny pics
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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Re: 1968 TRAVELLER RESTORATION
Very, very nice, but hey, tidy up the garage OK.
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Re: 1968 TRAVELLER RESTORATION
Hahaignatzcatz wrote:Very, very nice, but hey, tidy up the garage OK.
Yea its a mess
As soon as i get her on her wheels and pushed outside the better
Its been dirt dirt all the way
Here's me thinking you were gonna help haha
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and all the grot a ton of the stuff[frame]
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now can anyone guess all the names of all the different parts
i am sure the old timers can recite them off blindfolded[frame]
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and all the grot a ton of the stuff[frame]
now can anyone guess all the names of all the different parts
i am sure the old timers can recite them off blindfolded[frame]
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Re: 1968 TRAVELLER RESTORATION
Mmmm thought i better post a picture of my bank manager
mmmmmmmmmm i liked the detail on this one Neat[frame]
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Re: 1968 TRAVELLER RESTORATION
Some more update pics
welding new bottom section to the front grill and started to repair the first door[frame]
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got to wait till warmer days before spraying
so am just fettling
welding new bottom section to the front grill and started to repair the first door[frame]
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got to wait till warmer days before spraying
so am just fettling
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Re: 1968 TRAVELLER RESTORATION
Love all the dangly bits, do you think my "bank manager" would let me do the same in our living room or would it be better to do it in the kitchen and hide it all a wee bit between the pots and pans?
Also, what primer(s) have you used - looks very smooth and even!

Also, what primer(s) have you used - looks very smooth and even!
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Re: 1968 TRAVELLER RESTORATION
thanks stag
u-pol primer
its got about two or three coats
waiting for the better weather before i spray the gloss
might spray the underside just to let me make more progress
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/U-pol-P88-Cel ... 051wt_1037
u-pol primer
its got about two or three coats
waiting for the better weather before i spray the gloss
might spray the underside just to let me make more progress
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/U-pol-P88-Cel ... 051wt_1037
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Re: 1968 TRAVELLER RESTORATION
well its been about a month now so time for an update
any pointers as to where i might have missed out details or assembly are welcome
etc etc like no drain holes in the box sections or new legs area[frame]
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any pointers as to where i might have missed out details or assembly are welcome
etc etc like no drain holes in the box sections or new legs area[frame]
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Re: 1968 TRAVELLER RESTORATION
yea i know the brass union should be laying horizontal i have since changed it
and the brake pipes should be cable tied
but feel free to point out safety issues etc
thanks chaps
and the brake pipes should be cable tied
but feel free to point out safety issues etc
thanks chaps
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Re: 1968 TRAVELLER RESTORATION
rubbers still to be heat glued to the stops and shocks bolted
still its slow progress
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still its slow progress
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Re: 1968 TRAVELLER RESTORATION
Nice and steady progress, great job! That golden gearbox looks amazing, not that usual! 

If you wanna run cool, you got run on heavy, heavy fuel..
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Re: 1968 TRAVELLER RESTORATION
Thought the gold colour indicated a unipart Gold Seal ( BLMC factory refurbished ) box / engine
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