I looked at that too!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sth65pacific
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I looked at that too!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sth65pacific
G'day All,
Yes it has that hallmark, it wouldn't be a real Land Rover without it LOL, you have to keep some of the dent's/dints to give a bit of character.
I moved 113-372 all of approx 60' today under it's power, albeit low range, as the engine was just a tad over idle speed, throttle not connected as yet, I'm still hopefull that I will be able to paint it one day through next week, the clip,,.
113-372 Rubic's Cube.avi - YouTube
fingers XXXX'd for fine weather:cool:, anyway cheers Dennis:angel:
ps I have just spent a frustrating few hours trying to get the gap correct for the tailgate. Ian, I have a strap, just need to get a loop sewn in, either that or I will fit it with 4 rivets n washers etc,,.
What's that rubber thingy under the tail gate?
Is it for keeping something in or keeping something out?
G'day All,
It's just the lower tailgate seal, only available in the UK, cheers Dennis:angel:
Thanks for the video diaries Dennis :). Much appreciated. You must be the only man who can multi task :p. Camera in one hand, steering wheel/gear stick in the other. Geneticists say this can't be done :o.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dinty
He must have another prehensile appendage.
G'day All,
In between posting here, putting 2 loads of washing on the line for swmbo;):p, I managed to splash on some DBG, here is the underside of the bonnet
http://i659.photobucket.com/albums/u...72bonnet-1.jpg
not sure if it will need 2 coats, the tailgate got it's second coat as well
http://i659.photobucket.com/albums/u...372taigate.jpg
the wings got top coated, I might have to redo the rhs wing as it touched ?? something and the paint left a streak:(:mad:
http://i659.photobucket.com/albums/u...372wings-1.jpg
and last of all the G/box tunnel
http://i659.photobucket.com/albums/u...ranstunnel.jpg
it also might need doing again as I think I could see a run in the paint!!, anyway this is how I summed up my work this morning;
Amatuer scale<<>> 89%
Pro scale<<>>41% but I'm reasonably happy with them, so I don't really care LOL;):p:D:D cheers Dennis:angel:
ps nervously watching the weather, as I cannot move these items, they are still tacky, and will be for some time yet,,.:(
G'day All,
The tub got it's top coat of DBG today as well, I started with the inside and worked my way out, then the outside,
http://i659.photobucket.com/albums/u...-372tub001.jpg
I know I have a few overspray issues which I will attend too when I'm happy with the job :D, the lhs
http://i659.photobucket.com/albums/u...-372tub002.jpg
I knocked off to have early lunch, and was heading back outside when I noticed spots on the garage roller door RAIN!!!!!!!!!!:o :(:(:mad::mad:, I could zip/zero about the panels sitting out in the yard so I grabbed all the nearly dry washing off the line first.
I then went and checked the tub on 113-372, it wasn't getting any spots, but I removed the wheel chock and moved it further into the carport.
I'm hoping that the spots of rain won't damage the paint, it has had almost 2 1/2 hrs to dry, it was only just tacky, well if I have to redo them so be it:(:(, this is the longest time I have spent doing a restoration on any of my projects (started this in Jan 2010) nearly 2 years:o, anyway fingers XXXXX'd with the panels, cheers Dennis:angel:
G'day All,
well my worst fears have come to light, all 4 items will need to be repainted, they all have small marks from the water droplets, I suspect just a light rub back with wet n dry paper (the finest grit I can get) and repeat the operation all over again:(:( cheers Dennis:(
ps here is the result of the rain;
http://i659.photobucket.com/albums/u...watermarks.jpg
I keep forgetting that this is Sawmill!
What a dramatic change it is from it's forlorne days sitting on the street at Morpeth! :cool:
Pity about the paintwork though! :(