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braddick wrote:Great job Ian
I still remember seeing that forsale post on FB

Me too, I thought “who the fuck would buy that” , pure wizardry.

What a significant difference from the beginning!!! Well done

Congratulations mate awesome work

Number plate light today, I used an LED strip, folded up a bit of aluminium. I did this because I cut the top part of the engine lid off and made it flat, I can get away with it because 1958 had a flat lid, anyway I like it and that’s all that matters. Ian

Does the job nicely Wiz.
Have got a stash of those ‘SVW’ number plates? I tried soooo many variations but couldn’t get anything decent.

Got it registered today, numbers check and pay the money, got to love the SA way, no rwc, now to get it to drive nice and off to Portland for a test drive next week end, have got to say I love the brakes, they are from Type E Motorsports , Camaro ventilated disc with a Chev brake caliper, 67 dual master cyl, great pedal feel . The plates I kept from my brothers Ute, And because they are personal style plates I was allowed to transfer them to the Cubby Hut. I haven’t been drinking alcohol but had to have one Beer tonight to celebrate, Woohoo, I’ve got a splitty to drive again! Ian

RESULT!

Great stuff Ian can’t wait to cruise with u next weekend
U should be very proud of been able to put that bus back together

A big, big tick mate...

Beautiful work! Love that dove blue sheen

Thanks to Steve for taking this shot of the Cubby Hut, it closes out the thread just nicely, now onto the next one, thanks to all that have commented on it and also the people who I have gotten parts from for it, Thanks Ian

Such a massive build. Good job mate, another one saved.

vanell wrote: ↑Tue Mar 23, 2021 9:23 pm Thanks to Steve for taking this shot of the Cubby Hut, it closes out the thread just nicely, now onto the next one, thanks to all that have commented on it and also the people who I have gotten parts from for it, Thanks Ian 875ABC2E-537B-4903-9505-843D1E58E61D.jpeg

That pic is just so you...

Shane finally got a chance to pick up his bus, I sold this to him 3 years ago, long before I had finished welding it up and painting it. I have been driving it since March and with Covid happening it’s been near impossible to pick it up, he wanted to drive it home and meet me as well, because in the 3 years we have only talked on the phone or text each other. He went the long way home via Renmark, Mildura, Echuca, Wagga Wagga, back to Canberra. I hope to catch up with him again next when we head to VallaThats me the tired old bloke

Top notch Ian.
Smile says it all.