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big red & loud- a bit of a resto

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without jeffs permission :lol: I pulled it to bits
what started off as takin the box out for mr watts to repair has progessed, to ive give it a bit of a tidy up underneath........to almost full resto underneath, in boot & engine bay
luckly most the nuts & bolts cam to bits no problem, eh well even the loose ones ! :lol: (you have been quite lucky jeff)
found several broke teeth in the bottom of axle case, but diff looks spot on so must have had a diff or two in its time
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quite solid, only a couple to bits of welding needed
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Flood Damage..... :?
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Go Andy! BR&L deserves it! One of the few early b-bods that commands my utter respect!! :thumbright: (Await torrent of hatemail PMs! ;) )
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You been off roadin in that Andy :shock:
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Did those torsion bars come out OK Andy? They are usually buggers to shift.
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bloody hell andy i can see its solid but it looks orrible under there, did jeff park it in hisd pond :D
you made a wise move to do somethin with it
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wise move duncan ?
yes for my love of mopars
no for my back pocket
the flash on the camera makes it look a lot worse than it is

dave torsion bars came out no problem - the only siezed bolts were all the top wishbone mounts

any ideas how to get the rusted solid cross head bolts out of the FIRBEGLASS (so cant heat them) front bumper ?- have just ordered some wurth rost off
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Cut the thread off from behind and drill it out, carefully :?

....Wurth Rost off.....
Andy, should nt that be Wurth Rust off, or is that something for sunday lunch dish washing :lol:
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hi steve it is 'rost off'
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it good stuff, but not if you cannot get the bolt started, I think I will probable spend hours cutting them off from the back
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Well hush my mouth :oops: :lol:
didnt know that.
Drill it from the front :shock: scary
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Post by Anonymous »

Good that you are showing the old girl a bit of TLC Andy. Rust always looks worse with a camera flash...are you going to underseal her when your are done painting the underside?
What are you planning with the suspension?

How about one of these tubular suspension set ups?

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Can vouch for the quality of the magnum force gear, they really do just bolt into place, we fitted one to the belvedere,
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Can vouch for the quality of the magnum force gear, they really do just bolt into place, we fitted one to the belvedere,
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Dangerous and even potentially lethal. I wouldn't go near one.
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