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land rover series 3 88" csw restoration project.


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not much to report this week thus far, roofs gone for painting, sent window latches off on thursday at 4.30pm, bloke rang friday morning at 10am said he had got them, and done them, and were boxed up ready to be sent back, so i paid him online £25 and got them back this morning :good::good:

need to get myself a vapour blaster :lol:

 

they were like this

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no mate this weekend so i was left to my own devises, not always a good thing :lol::lol:

first i had to get the diesel tank back in, then put the sill supports, or whatever there called, in, that took some doing as it was nearly impossible to get the nuts on, but managed in the end


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then i thought id got one of the sides out, even though its not the right time for the sides, thats just the sort of mischievous thing i do when left alone :lol::lol:

i had kept the old rubbers that were on the underside, and when i looked in my box from when i bought a full set of seals there didnt seem to be any for the underside, certainly none with a right angle, only the one to seal the top of the side and the roof, the old ones seemed to clip over the under sides and fit nice and neat,

i will have to contact famous four and see whats what :unhappy:


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theses are the roof seals,

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Havnt looked in for a couple days Lee, thats coming on well bud, well done you :good:

 

shame on you :lol::lol: , but thanks anyway :good::good:

those drain hloes with the "quills" sticking out ...must be bedded in mastic................wont post anymore as im toitally slaughtered.. :lol::lol::lol::good::good::good::good:

 

i do remember now, it was just round the holes if i remember correctly :hmm::hmm:

This is a cracking project. From someone who cant put up a shelf without a manual I am inspired to at least top up the washer fluid on my Hilux. What a great job you are doing :good::good::good:

cheers mate :good: i dare say i was the same as you a year ago, but will help from my mate, and a lot of invaluable help and advise from a lot on here, iv learnt a few things along the way, and iv loved it 90% of the time :good::good:

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today after work i went to see the bloke who is doing my roof lining, note to self, never tell anyone your in no rush :lol: hes had it about 3 month now and not even started it. probably not a bad thing as he said he would rather do it with the roof in his possession,so he can do what he needs to do to make sure it fits, and the bonus is he will fit it all :good::good:

the main reason i went to see him was to take him one of the front seets where the black plastic backing had all cracked and broken off, iv asked if he can cover it in vinyl as i cant find another back for love nor money, i was going to get him to do all 3 but then thought id rather have the other 2 with there proper backs on, and only the top 5-6 inch are seen anyway :good:

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