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Re: Kiwizook's resto

Posted: Fri Feb 15, 2013 10:41 pm
by dazerede
It is loads of blisters in.your eyes and each time you blink it .pops the blisters and hurts
Thats what.I was told from an Romanian guy

It is like grit sand in your eyes

Re: Kiwizook's resto

Posted: Sat Feb 23, 2013 12:32 am
by kiwizook
so, a bit of a pictorial update, this is how she looks now
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and some of the stuff I have to fix, the fuel tank support, the exaust someone fixed using too small tube, and the rear bed supports, only the two front ones
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and the rear axle taken off, sitting here with the rest of bits
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and finally the garage when I was painting some parts this morning
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and now I'm off to milk some cows for the guy I bought my sj off, and I'll use the money to pay him for the sj, as I haven't done that yet :oops:

Re: Kiwizook's resto

Posted: Sun Feb 24, 2013 9:36 pm
by ianedwards
:thumbup: i like ur style, as long as he doesn't ask for it in kind. Lol

Re: Kiwizook's resto

Posted: Mon Feb 25, 2013 8:55 am
by kiwizook
oh, and as you can see, one of the shocks needs to be replaced I think :D

Re: Kiwizook's resto

Posted: Mon Feb 25, 2013 9:06 am
by dazerede
Looks good so far

Re: Kiwizook's resto

Posted: Thu Apr 11, 2013 9:14 am
by kiwizook
time for a bit of an update, the build is going way too slow for my liking. the new developments so far are the rear springs and axle all been cleaned and painted, and all put back together, waiting to be put back on using some new bushes. Also have been painting the chassis, am up to the rear cab supports, just got to do some of the little corners, but i'll have to clean these first with a waterblaster or something, as it is really hard to get a brush in there.

also got a co2 cylinder for the welder, just waiting to certify it and fill it up, but it's so expensive.

also might make a workbench in a little shed we have that's empty, will be good to work in when it's rainy, just won't be able to get the whole pickup in there, as the door is on the wrong side and too small :thumbdown:

Re: Kiwizook's resto

Posted: Sat Apr 13, 2013 5:37 am
by kiwizook
So, have made one of the sheds into a lil workshop. can't get the pickup in there, but is good to work on parts. made a workbench out of some lvl and plywood, works a treat :thumbup:
bench i made
bench i made
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put most stuff in there, and this is how it looks
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to the left
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to the right
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Re: Kiwizook's resto

Posted: Sun Apr 14, 2013 2:30 pm
by mk1joe
thats a wonderful workshop :) i wish i lived out in Newzeeland, your very lucky! good job on the build aswell.

Re: Kiwizook's resto

Posted: Sun Apr 14, 2013 2:54 pm
by Darrell
I like the bench :thumbup:

Your not sharing the workshop with a horse are you :D .

Re: Kiwizook's resto

Posted: Sun Apr 14, 2013 8:22 pm
by kiwizook
I wouldn't even think of it, but yea, it used to be a horse stable about 5 years ago, before we moved in, and been used to rear calves in and as a chook house since, that's why all the straw is there ;)