My Series 1 rebuild
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Dave_F
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Dave_F
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Re: My Series 1 rebuild
Finally after almost 2 years I have a rolling chassis.
Let the re-assembly begin :D
Let the re-assembly begin :D
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Crs
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Re: My Series 1 rebuild
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Dave_F
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Re: My Series 1 rebuild
...more progress...
Drive-train back in...new brake lines 90% complete and installed
New bushes in sandblasted Pedals, ready for paint
All dash parts restored or rebuilt
Choke assembly rebuilt and painted
Pedal to Carb linkages blasted and painted
Block painted...easier to see the leaks :lol:
Next up is painting the bulkhead and ordering up the wiring
This is why I haven't been coming out on any runs :80inch:
After 3 years it's time to finish this.
Drive-train back in...new brake lines 90% complete and installed
New bushes in sandblasted Pedals, ready for paint
All dash parts restored or rebuilt
Choke assembly rebuilt and painted
Pedal to Carb linkages blasted and painted
Block painted...easier to see the leaks :lol:
Next up is painting the bulkhead and ordering up the wiring
This is why I haven't been coming out on any runs :80inch:
After 3 years it's time to finish this.
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Bill E.
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Re: My Series 1 rebuild
Coming along nicely Dave.
Good to see you're not giving up.
Bill
Good to see you're not giving up.
Bill
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Dave_F
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Re: My Series 1 rebuild
Now I am starting on the body...jumping ahead a bit...
Finally found a paint mix that is very, very close to RAF Blue which the truck was originally painted.
The first pic is that of the original color... This is the new and old paint side by side....Color tone looks a bit different between the two pics but that is just the flash.
Finally found a paint mix that is very, very close to RAF Blue which the truck was originally painted.
The first pic is that of the original color... This is the new and old paint side by side....Color tone looks a bit different between the two pics but that is just the flash.
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swamijake
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Re: My Series 1 rebuild
Can you post the source and numbers of your RAF Blue?
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Dave_F
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Re: My Series 1 rebuild
This was done at Lordco, through their PPG OMNI system.swamijake wrote:Can you post the source and numbers of your RAF Blue?
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Dave_F
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Re: My Series 1 rebuild
Before and After
other than my dirty fingerprints....
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Dave_F
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Re: My Series 1 rebuild
More series 1 porn.....trial body fitting to be sure everything is lining up...then take it all off again and install steering... finish wiring, plus bodywork, paint and a myriad of other little jobs...
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Dave_F
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Re: My Series 1 rebuild
Update...
Finally got the loom 90% installed and just have a few "issues" to resolve but coming along slowly and surely. Who knows it might even be ready by Founders day.
I am probably less than a month from firing it up for the first time in 3 years. :lol:
Anyone have a straight Series 1 bumper kicking around ????.
Finally got the loom 90% installed and just have a few "issues" to resolve but coming along slowly and surely. Who knows it might even be ready by Founders day.
I am probably less than a month from firing it up for the first time in 3 years. :lol:
Anyone have a straight Series 1 bumper kicking around ????.
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Bill E.
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Re: My Series 1 rebuild
Keep going Dave, you've put in a tremendous effort so far, glad to see one get back together.
Bill :wav:
Bill :wav:
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rayhyland
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Re: My Series 1 rebuild
Dave, time for an update...
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Dave_F
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Re: My Series 1 rebuild
Ok Ray... :D
Well from this...to this! :D
Having a bear of a time bleeding and the brake system. Gone through 1 series 1, and two CB series 2 type with an adapter plate.
Going to try a CV type as these are easier to bleed. If that doesn't work I will resleeve the original with a stainless insert.
All lights now wired up and working except rear brakes and flashers...should be road legal shortly.
Also made up a replacement vin plate complete with stamped vin.
Well from this...to this! :D
Having a bear of a time bleeding and the brake system. Gone through 1 series 1, and two CB series 2 type with an adapter plate.
Going to try a CV type as these are easier to bleed. If that doesn't work I will resleeve the original with a stainless insert.
All lights now wired up and working except rear brakes and flashers...should be road legal shortly.
Also made up a replacement vin plate complete with stamped vin.
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swamijake
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Re: My Series 1 rebuild
Looking good!
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Rambler
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Re: My Series 1 rebuild
Looking very smart. Is that the RAF grey blue colour?
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Dave_F
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Yup!Rambler wrote:Looking very smart. Is that the RAF grey blue colour?
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Rambler
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Re: My Series 1 rebuild
Great, thanks!

