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    Andrew's 101 restoration project

    Hello,

    I have been lurking around here for a while now so I thought it was about time I shared some photos of my 101 project.
    I purchased the 101 in 2000 (1978 GS 24V 26000km) so I could take my family on a "back to the Track" trip in 2005 - I know that boat has floated.
    My family call it the 50.5 because its only half a 101.

    Anyway to date I have rebuilt the engine, completely striped the 101, Sand blasted, etch primed and two pack enamelled the chassis. The same for all under body parts etc
    The Cab and tray are sitting in the drive way stripped naked waiting for the new workshop to be completed. Hopefully I will have that finished in the next month.
    I'm not a rivet counter but I am planning on keeping at original as possible.

    As time goes by I will add more photos of the restoration process
    These photos were taken on the day I took delivery.

    I cant work out how to attach the photos in full size. The links below are for my drop box

    https://www.dropbox.com/sh/4jcoqp669...wR/101%20a.jpg

    https://www.dropbox.com/sh/4jcoqp669...4UXR/101-b.jpg

    https://www.dropbox.com/sh/4jcoqp669...LZRg/101-c.jpg

    https://www.dropbox.com/sh/4jcoqp669...y4kR/101-d.jpg

    Regards
    Andrew

    101 a.jpg

    101-b.jpg

    101-c.jpg

    101-d.jpg

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    Just a little bit jelly.
    Looking forward to seeing the rest of the restoration

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    Andrew,
    She's a beaut. Wouldn't I love to have it.
    Looking forward to reading more of your progress.




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    Nice. Hope the resto progresses well, and that you post plenty more pics along the way.

    What part of the country are you in?

    Cheers - Gav
    If you need to contact me please email homestarrunnerau@gmail.com - thanks - Gav.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bacicat View Post
    Nice. Hope the resto progresses well, and that you post plenty more pics along the way.

    What part of the country are you in?

    Cheers - Gav
    G'day Gav

    Im in the Blue Mountains west of Sydney

    Regards
    Andrew

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    What an awesome looking rig.

    What are those big clamps on the dash for?

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    Quote Originally Posted by rb30gtr View Post
    What are those big clamps on the dash for?
    That is the gun rack.

    Andrew - nice looking vehicle and welcome to the club. Keep us updated on your progress but I guess if you have already owned this for 13 years it will be slow .

    we are here to help .

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    Welcome, and great to see another!!! Dare we ask to see it in its current state....

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    Quote Originally Posted by garrycol View Post
    That is the gun rack.

    Andrew - nice looking vehicle and welcome to the club. Keep us updated on your progress but I guess if you have already owned this for 13 years it will be slow .

    we are here to help .

    Garry
    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.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sitec View Post
    Welcome, and great to see another!!! Dare we ask to see it in its current state....
    I maybe brave enough to post some "current state" photos over the next day or so

    regards
    Andrew

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