Ian’s Dual Cab
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Ian’s Dual Cab
New thread for Tom’s Dual Cab
First up a wash And most of the interior is complete as well as the roof lining that I can take a template off
First up a wash And most of the interior is complete as well as the roof lining that I can take a template off
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Re: Ian’s Dual Cab
So I cut the Cab off
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So here’s the plan, cut the tool chest area out as well as the chassis, leaving the wheel tubs and floor and bulk head
Put the chassis together with all new x members, rear floor, rear wheel tubs. Roll the chassis underneath and lower the cabin back on, then do the repairs to the cabin Seems simple enough!
Put the chassis together with all new x members, rear floor, rear wheel tubs. Roll the chassis underneath and lower the cabin back on, then do the repairs to the cabin Seems simple enough!
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Simple enough for the Wiz, frightening for most punters.
Looking forward to the progress mate
Looking forward to the progress mate
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Seems simple enough…. Just spat my drink on the phone !!
Mate that is going to be a cracking effort resurrecting that shadow of a dual cab.
Looking forward to seeing your workmanship again.
Linz
Mate that is going to be a cracking effort resurrecting that shadow of a dual cab.
Looking forward to seeing your workmanship again.
Linz
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Well that got serious real quick
Like I thought it would
Going to be a epic build to follow, thanks for taking us along for the ride
Like I thought it would
Going to be a epic build to follow, thanks for taking us along for the ride
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Re: Ian’s Dual Cab
A + B = C ..simple math,,, right?!
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Popcorn is in the microwave! I’ve been waiting for this, big Dave and I volunteer to drive it to reVOLKS next year.
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Another big day of cutting
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Geez awesome to finally have a DC Ian...
Taking next level to the next level, but I'm certain your the man for the job. Sad thing is you'll probs have yours finished before I finish mine..
Awesome..
Taking next level to the next level, but I'm certain your the man for the job. Sad thing is you'll probs have yours finished before I finish mine..
Awesome..
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He used to have a DC, now he just has a pile of parts that used to be a DC!
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fuck me! I hope you have numbered all those pieces and drawn a map.
To me that would be like taking a slice of bread, cutting it up into bread crumbs and then having to join it back into a slice of bread.
This will of course be made to look easy with you on the job Wiz, let the magic begin!
To me that would be like taking a slice of bread, cutting it up into bread crumbs and then having to join it back into a slice of bread.
This will of course be made to look easy with you on the job Wiz, let the magic begin!
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Just some oddball things on the DC, it’s definitely 61 going by the chassis number but,
The wiring loom is for a fuel gauge bus, and the dash wires for the gauge are original but it has a fuel tap cable in it , the fuel tank has the sender in it as well as a manual fuel tap
It has a grab handle on the dash
The taillights are oval, and look factory fitted
Maybe assembled in 62 with all the extras a 62 would have had
The wiring loom is for a fuel gauge bus, and the dash wires for the gauge are original but it has a fuel tap cable in it , the fuel tank has the sender in it as well as a manual fuel tap
It has a grab handle on the dash
The taillights are oval, and look factory fitted
Maybe assembled in 62 with all the extras a 62 would have had
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So true... Oh and the bread crumbs have been mauled by 1000 seagulls before you even start putting it back together.
Of course will be watching this in awe.
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Got the front floor and wheel tubs sitting back on the jig
Rear section tomorrow