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  1. 8th August 2013, 01:33 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by ajge View Post
    Yes hence the 50.5 comments
    I have just poured the slab for my new workshop which is been delivered Tuesday week. After the workshop is setup I hope to work on the 101 until its finished.
    What! No food or toilet brakes.
    That's commitment.
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  2. 11th August 2013, 02:55 PM #12
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    Hello

    I have taken some shots of the 101 in its current state.

    sorry they are not complete I have it all wrapped up waiting for its new home.

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    and the new home for the 101 in progress

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    I cant work out how to put the photos into the post - when I preview it seems to work ok but when I post they are only small. Also tried linking to dropbox cant get that to work either. I must be missing something

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  3. 11th August 2013, 03:05 PM #13
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    So it will be registered and on the road next week.
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  4. 11th August 2013, 03:14 PM #14
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    Quote Originally Posted by garrycol View Post
    So it will be registered and on the road next week.
    hey Garry You sound like swmbo
    "so that junk in the front yard will be gone when?"
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  5. 11th August 2013, 06:11 PM #15
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    That'll b a decent shed when its up! Ideal for 101 restoration!!! What you've done so far looks good!! What did you use to get the hundreds of layers of paint off the body??? Keep up the good work!!
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    Looking good. Very jealous of your shed. I've thought about one a number of times but as we are planning on developing the block after the wedding it would basically get pulled down within 2 years

    Next house will have one!

    Have you decided colour yet?
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  7. 11th August 2013, 07:38 PM #17
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sitec View Post
    That'll b a decent shed when its up! Ideal for 101 restoration!!! What you've done so far looks good!! What did you use to get the hundreds of layers of paint off the body??? Keep up the good work!!
    The size of the shed was limited by our lovely council. It's 9m long by 4.5m wide. The paint was removed by paint stripper, high pressure hose and sand blasting. I was lucky to have access to an industrial steam cleaner at work.
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  8. 11th August 2013, 07:43 PM #18
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    Quote Originally Posted by stuee View Post
    Looking good. Very jealous of your shed. I've thought about one a number of times but as we are planning on developing the block after the wedding it would basically get pulled down within 2 years

    Next house will have one!

    Have you decided colour yet?
    I scored two brand new door tops painted Australian army green. I took one to the paint shop and they matched the colour. The only difference is I got satin two pack not mat.
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  9. 11th August 2013, 09:38 PM #19
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    jealous.much.....
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  10. 12th August 2013, 01:43 AM #20
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    If you hold the sprayer way back for a final dusting coat it should look more Matt. Nature will do the rest!
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