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vanell wrote:Thanks Guys, I’m already gathering parts for the next one, it’s an OG paint Dual Cab, bit of rust in the floors

Looks more like a Country Buggy...

Went for a spin yesterday with Wiz in his new Wizmobile and it runs really good for a bitsa. Brother should be very pleased when he finally gets his hands on it. Well done mate - keeping the dream alive.

That will probably be on the road by Xmas. You must of had a Meccano set as a kid. Not quite sure if your joking though

Not joking mate, you sold me a great 61 ute and I have found a back of a dual cab cabin, how hard can it be?

Brother turned up this week and we finished up the smaller details, fitted some safari windows and another engine, going to freight it to him next week. Ian

so the good looking one!

Yeah thanks Steve, total opposite to me, he still has his hair, eats well and genuinely likes people. Funny thing when he was here was he asked where the spare tyre was and why the safari's leak, and the drum brakes dont pull up that well, looked suprised when I couldn't stop laughing. Ian

What did you blokes learn to drive in? Surely it can't be any worse than that??

"eats well and generally likes people"

Dropped the Ute at the Transport Depot to go to Qld, Joe inspected the ute, clearly not a fan of the Rat Look , and check out the general condition

Haha I fucking like this Joe bloke! Shoots from the hip.

And as I am leaving he said “ Any tips on how to get it started “, And I said “ yeah turn the key “

General Condition - Poor

And after all that sweat and effort you put into it - must have been liked getting kicked in the nuts

No Morts not upset at all, if he thinks its a bucket of shit then i'm happy coz i've achieved what I set out to do. Its supposed to look worn out

You know how "dogs look like their owners" well, I was wondering....

Whatever the inspector's tastes, I like it.