and thats purely down to the lack of the useless card fixed to the defo panal and directing all the water down there.faggie wrote:the Aircooled vans never seem to rust on the front panel anywhere near as bad as the watercooled vans
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Sorry to highjack the thread slightly, but is it worth removing that bit of cardboard or is there an alternative replacement? I'm replacing the rad this weekend.
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Our Tin-Top has not had those panels for a few years now, ever since I changed the rad and they fell to bits. Ni ill effects that I have noticed.
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ghost123uk wrote:Our Tin-Top has not had those panels for a few years now, ever since I changed the rad and they fell to bits. Ni ill effects that I have noticed.
Top stuff, cheers John. I'll take a few pics and post up a thread.
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