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  1. 31st December 2006, 08:01 AM #21
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    I didn't have any trouble with the page... loaded ok.

    Very neat conversion. Well done!
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  2. 31st December 2006, 09:09 AM #22
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    Quote Originally Posted by Captain_Rightfoot
    I didn't have any trouble with the page... loaded ok.

    Very neat conversion. Well done!
    yep seems to be loading very quickly now.
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    Haven't got the machines to do this job - specially that length. This sheet metal company did all the rolling and folding.

    Beauchamp R Pty Ltd, 10 Ethell Rd Kirrawee 2232, 02 9521 1031
    Peter Beauchamp, the owner of the company is a great guy - very helpful. But they are no engineers, so you have to do all your measuring and calculations yourself.

    The Aluminium used is 2.5mm so 1mm thicker than standard LR panels.

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  4. 2nd January 2007, 10:31 PM #24
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    Thats a great unit mate top marks to you for building it ive seen 130 wagons in pomy l/r mags before but none are like yours love the colour to
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    Stainless Cappings

    Who made the Stainless Steel cappings? I want some. Great conversion, I had no rpoblem loading the pics.

    Jeff
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    vry sweet conversion, congrats on some excellent work!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeff View Post
    Who made the Stainless Steel cappings? I want some. Great conversion, I had no rpoblem loading the pics.

    Jeff

    Thanks for all the compliments - hope to get your vote at the next LROC Show in Penrith.....

    Here is the company who did all the rolling and folding:
    Beauchamp R Pty Ltd, 10 Ethell Rd Kirrawee 2232, 02 9521 1031

    However, as I said in a previous reply: They are no engineers, they just have the machines and a good hart. You have to give them all the templates or a good plan.

    Can organise these stainless steel capings if you (and others) want them.

    Cheers,
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