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Ute ready to go for a trip to get the rusty inner and outer sills removed
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Handbrake cable brackets added to the diff housing. Sway bar mounts added. All the welding complete. Ready for paint and brake reassembly. Edited by user Saturday, 21 May 2016 10:02:34 PM(UTC)
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Some of the A/C hoses crimped.
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Moved inside for some TLC Started filling unwanted holes in the firewall and stripping the paint. All done.
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Firewall all welded, ground, sanded and deoxidised Smaller holes were just filled with weld. No metal added. I just backed the hole with a copper plate whilst welding All ready for shipping off to have the major rust repairs done..
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Fitted a Commodore brake light switch to the modified EH pedal box.
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The EH ute shell being wheeled into surgery. A week or so of metal cancer surgery and it should be good for another 50 years. https://www.facebook.com...ocal_search?surface=tyah
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Alternate induction setup for the ute 308. I don't think I'll use it as I want this build done quickly.
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Rust repairs done and trailered back home. Back onto the rotisserie now to finish of the underside A/c Condensor, transmission cooler and thermo fan module finished.
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New tailgate skin fitted. Hidden box for A/C controls and extra switches. Drivers side A Pillar was pushed in and needed repairing.
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4PK pulley for the A/C compressor and old school gilmer drive for alternator and water pump. Fuel pressure reg mounted All our hose fittings are going to be black or brushed alloy so this lot needs to be stripped of Anodizing. Sodium Chloride is the answer.
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Looking good. They got cracking with that body work. Maybe Sodium Hydroxide, and not Sodium Chloride?
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Originally Posted by: gm5735 Looking good. They got cracking with that body work. Maybe Sodium Hydroxide, and not Sodium Chloride? Haha, you are of course correct. Sodium chloride may not work. Might make it taste nicer though. Happy with the bodywork. Very good work and as you said speedy service. The price was on par with other quotes also..
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I suppose you could pop some in the sandblaster, and use it as a mild abrasive.
Or mix it with water and stick a few amps through it. Then you'd get your Sodium Hydroxide, and some chlorine gas for good measure.
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