Envy is a cruel thing Robbie.ROBBIE wrote:You full of love and compliments ain't yaJordi wrote:Don't praise him too much, he'll get a complex.andyrew wrote:One tidy repair dude.
Average at best Scottie.
The (not so) white one
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Jordi
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1988 Samurai - Truck Cab & Tray Back - 1.6 8v & HIF44 - Snorkel - Stack Exhaust - PAS, YJs & 33s - Trussed, Gusseted & Pumpkin Capped Axles - 4.3 R&Ps - 4.16 T/Box - Rear Air Locker - Full Float Back Axle & Discs - RCV Front Shafts - X-Eng Handbrake - Custom Fuel Tank
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ROBBIE
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Was wondering if it was your New Years resolutionJordi wrote:
Envy is a cruel thing Robbie.
Envy of SJ, yes. Then I remembered I got the LJ and you have envy
Sid James gone but never forgotten
Jimny 1.6 not as good as an SJ but still good
Jimny 1.6 not as good as an SJ but still good
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I'm slacking on the updates.
Just a few more rust repairs.
Both ends of the bed support replaced.
In the process of cleaning it up and media blasting, this was followed by a few more small patches
A coat of upol etch primer #8
And 2 coats of upol raptor later, applied with a Schultz gun.
Just a few more rust repairs.
Both ends of the bed support replaced.
In the process of cleaning it up and media blasting, this was followed by a few more small patches
A coat of upol etch primer #8
And 2 coats of upol raptor later, applied with a Schultz gun.
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Tidy looking welds and a good finish there. I love it when there is space and time to to the job properly. I can imagine it is frustrating and satisfying in equal measures. Just the kind of project I love reading about. Cheers.
Just washed, not a leak from the engine!
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I love the work you do
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Thanks guys.
I enjoy the repairs and painting SZ5 but the strip down and paint prep is always a chore definetly satisfying once it gets to this stage though. Now I've just got the interior and exterior to prep 
I enjoy the repairs and painting SZ5 but the strip down and paint prep is always a chore
definetly satisfying once it gets to this stage though. Now I've just got the interior and exterior to prep Re: The white one
So what's the plan with it? Will the restoration be back to 'stock' or have the mods fitted? I'm a bit of a fan of the 'original' look rather than the lifts and things.
Just washed, not a leak from the engine!
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RickUK
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The quality of your welding and tin work are truly a work of art,a skill i always wished i could do,but alas i doubt that i will ever happen,just like driving them these days rather than get on a damp floor and ruin your joints like i did 4 years ago working on motors.
Deceased.
SJ413 tinwormed to the great car grave yard in the sky.
Vitara LWB V6 engine deceased and also in the great grave yard in the sky.
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Current wheels.
BMW X5 Le Mans 3.0turbo diesel.
Looking for a newish Suzuki Jimny.
SJ413 tinwormed to the great car grave yard in the sky.
Vitara LWB V6 engine deceased and also in the great grave yard in the sky.
www.hideones.info www.hideones.info
Current wheels.
BMW X5 Le Mans 3.0turbo diesel.
Looking for a newish Suzuki Jimny.
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Cheers bud! Had a lot of practice over the years!
Had a few other little jobs to do on the body but now the bulkhead and interior are painted in raptor
Should probably change the title of the thread as it's not going to be white for much longer
Had a few other little jobs to do on the body but now the bulkhead and interior are painted in raptor
Should probably change the title of the thread as it's not going to be white for much longer