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Thread: Shorty - my 1952 80' Series 1

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    olmate Guest

    Thumbs up Shorty - my 1952 80' Series 1

    Now that Ol Ute has been sold, I thought I would start a thread on the next project - my 1952 80" Series 1 (Shorty)

    Shorty was found in a paddock with 2 other Series 1's (86's) not long after I bought and wrecked a 1957 109". I asure you - this 109" was beyond help... Having wanted a 80" for a long time, I didn't waste this opportunity to grab it as mine and start planning on getting her home and getting stuck into some hard work.

    I am yet to bring her home however, that will be fixed in a couple of weeks . Once I have the room to get her undercover and start pulling bits off. It is time tho to post some photos of the thing as she is now (sitting beside a shed with fencing tied to her to stop the horses from getting a free feed ).



    A bit of work shall be needed to repair some damage but she is in pretty good knick for her age (and she still gets used about the property ... when she aint tied to the fence)





    And there is "that Map" - what can I say



    The motor seems most - part complete but will need a water pump repair / replacement.





    Se will be a lot of work but I am really looking forward to it. I have a need for a few panel beating and spray painting lessons and from what I have seen so far; the rest will take time with some mechanical work and a general tidy up as per the last vehicle.

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    niiice

    these old landys are starting to give me funny flutters

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    Rangier Rover Guest
    You are very fortunate to find one that straight and original. If my 49 or 51 were that tidy I'd be a very happy Man. Will be watching with interest. Tony

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    Very nice Troy!

    She looks like a great project - I will be watching!
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    I'll be watching with interest - Looks like a good'n.

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    I like the cup holder next to the instrument panel, what didnt they think of...

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    olmate Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by vin16660088 View Post
    I like the cup holder next to the instrument panel, what didnt they think of...
    And people think that you had to wait until the '90's for that as an option....

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    olmate Guest
    Well she is home .... I am very tired but the shed is closed and I am into the home brew

    Sorry about the poor photos but the better ones will come as enough is enough for the day






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    d@rk51d3 Guest
    Looks good to me.

    Finding the time (and good weather......and the money)........ that's the killer.

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    olmate Guest
    And a couple more..




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