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Wellside Restoration |
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These pages give a brief rundown of work on the wellside ute. This page is the stripdown. Click on the last photo to go to the next page. |
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The ute basically as it was when I got it in Aug 2001. The wellside was blasted and the rust cut. |
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You wouldn't believe there was no film in the camera I was loaned on the day I got the ute. But this is a mock up with the panels sitting in place. Its as it was (no lights or back fitted etc) |
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All the panels taken of and sitting in the shed. |
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Basically just the rolling chassis and cab. It looks like a beach buggy! |
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From the back. The floor was coated in black tacky stuff and the carpet underlay was pushed into that. It took abit of scraping before blasting. |
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No wheels. The cab is unbolted ready to lift off. The front suspension has been taken off before the cab can be as the shocks are attached to the firewall. |
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The chassis which, at this stage can be shifted like a wheelbarrow. I pulled the diff etc out of the back end after this. |
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The 1100 motor ready to be cleaned up. This page covers the stripping down. Click on the photo to go to the next page. |
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