and
will be the last time it looks like this
its coming
happy xmas
mm
The GASWAGON (act III)
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The GASWAGON (act III)
Well
and
will be the last time it looks like this
its coming
happy xmas
mm
and
will be the last time it looks like this
its coming
happy xmas
mm
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Re: The GASWAGON (act 111)
Looking forward to it already.....
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Re: The GASWAGON (act 111)
Great! Xmas telly crap as ever. Was wondering if you were slowing down but then this beast comes along......
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Re: The GASWAGON (act 111)
Chocolate orange opened, tv off - bring it on 
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Re: The GASWAGON (act 111)
no, not slacking, busy making a new body parts for one i made some years ago is all
based on some drawing a french designer came up with, the trick was to blend his idea with what i had already done (the red)
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usually these would be one off's and be a working panal but we are now moulding of it so its easier is some ways
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based on some drawing a french designer came up with, the trick was to blend his idea with what i had already done (the red)
and
usually these would be one off's and be a working panal but we are now moulding of it so its easier is some ways
mm
Re: The GASWAGON (act 111)
And there I was just thinking, "I wonder when MM is going to start one of his epic restoration threads", and up this pops. Happy days!
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Re: The GASWAGON (act III)
the...tension.....is....almost.....unbearable!.......
And that racer is bloody great!
And that racer is bloody great!
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Re: The GASWAGON (act III)
If they're the before pics, I wonder what the afters are going to look like...?
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Re: The GASWAGON (act III)
there is plenty hiding under that thickly applied make-up..
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Re: The GASWAGON (act III)
Thats it Mike, get some more practise in.
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Re: The GASWAGON (act III)
Well its a van that could be driven as is for years to come but
we start with the usual innocuous front arch
and quickly move to the sill seam in all its glory
its all filler which was obvious
but
there is deffo something not right here
its had a bit of a chequered history as a dodgem car
its had a thump on this corner
theyve done a reasonable job of making good
and its had the usual "pooh" step repair ,no doubt as a result of the bump as well as rot,so that's all to chop out and do correctly.
oh and this is a bit tight,so will see about sorting it
there's loads more but not till i start proper
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we start with the usual innocuous front arch
and quickly move to the sill seam in all its glory
its all filler which was obvious
but
there is deffo something not right here
its had a bit of a chequered history as a dodgem car
its had a thump on this corner
theyve done a reasonable job of making good
and its had the usual "pooh" step repair ,no doubt as a result of the bump as well as rot,so that's all to chop out and do correctly.
oh and this is a bit tight,so will see about sorting it
there's loads more but not till i start proper
mm