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photo # 5
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axles taken out
Date: 1/12/2009
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cleaned and seals checked
Date: 1/21/2009
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primed twice and ready for green paint when reinstalled
Date: 1/21/2009
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rear axle nearly in
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installed now
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new brakes and cylinders and brake lines
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before
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after
Date: 2/18/2009
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front axle rebuild with new ball joints , brakes and lines
Date: 2/20/2009
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my patent support system
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as it should be
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steering box leaking
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steering box with new seal
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5 mm steel plate mounted to protect tthe drag links and track rods
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replacement headlights with 80 watt halogen bulbs and reflektors, change for uk roads
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all the doors were taken off and cleaned and the seals were remounted and locks made operational
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a little addition was an alloy tube that bolts to the extension exhaust brackets, this holds the antennae for the radio / flags.
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photo # 1 also shows that the timber was replaced with the hardwood ASH and fixed with stainless bolts
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tube open
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tube locked and weather sealed
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i made a fold up step for the rear door so it is easier to get in.
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inside all the lining was taken out
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replaced with foam sponge for insulation
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a new timber plywood floor
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sides were insulated
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Recent comments
valp restoration/headlamp upgrade.
show full show summaryi fit 2 x h/4 quartz halogen bulbs which were 65 watts, which were better than the valps original glow worm bulbs but then i acquired some 130/90 eye ball burners. i guess the cables on the valp may have taken the extra load but the light switches...
i fit 2 x h/4 quartz halogen bulbs which were 65 watts, which were better than the valps original glow worm bulbs but then i acquired some 130/90 eye ball burners. i guess the cables on the valp may have taken the extra load but the light switches certainly would have burnt out in a very short time. so now i am satisfied with the project which took about two days of rolling about under the valp and trying different routes for the cables.
Posted by Dave Boston-dunn on 01/24/10 13:05:17