Thread: Olute finds a new home

Geez that's great Wayne - I'll send you a PM.

Hi Paul,

Olute's coming up great, keep up the work....!
cant wait to see it one day.
has it got a 202 under the hood....?

are you a member of LROCV? do you go to the monthly meets?
if so id like to introduce myself and say hello chat bout the Landy's...!

cheers,


Chris

G'day Chris,

Yes she has a nice 202, which I'll probably leave in there for a while. It runs fine but would love to eventually return it to Solihull product.

Olute is not yet registered - still haven't worked out how to firm up those rear brakes - may have to take it to an expert.

Yes I am in the LROCV, #854- although never seems to make it to the meetings. I often start work at 0600 so often don't make it past 9pm ...hehehe (Living up to my name!)
I went on quite a few trips in 2002 and 2003 although can't seem to find much time now I'm on shift work.

Paul

Paul,

Great looking seat backs mate They are going to look great in Ol ute.

Keep the photos coming

Cool no worries, yeah i know how that feels some times i have to work back late and tend to miss the meets aswell. hey one thing good about the holdens is that you can cruise up hills with plenty of power.........!

cheers,

Chris

Originally Posted by chris1983rangie

hey one thing good about the holdens is that you can cruise up hills with plenty of power.........!

cheers,

Chris

I can cruise up hills fine in my 2.0L 53... It's got plenty of power without putting unnecessary strain on my gearbox/axles.

Looking good Paul

Better than my seats in Ernie

I need to do some work too just finding the undercover space is hard atm. Been raining non stop here for over a week

I know how you feel Jock. Can't wait for a roof on my Carport. Lucily I have some concrete, so that is a start.

Got 2 days off and the forecast is for more rain bugger.

I will pull oulte out tomorrow for some more shots with the new camera