'63 11 window
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rabidkombi
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Re: '63 11 window
Wow that is amazing work right there
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MID WEST DUBBER
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Re: '63 11 window
First section of gutter removed and replaced. Also the rear corner gutter removed...
The top half of the rear corner removed, pillar and side join were sandblasted.
A small repair was needed at the side...
Rear corner installation...
The top half of the rear corner removed, pillar and side join were sandblasted.
A small repair was needed at the side...
Rear corner installation...
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D-Train
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Re: '63 11 window
Oh yeah!!!!
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Zimblewinder
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Re: '63 11 window
that is great welding. How do you keep the warp to a minimum. Air line? Any dolly work?
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Re: '63 11 window
I took my time and did it over a couple of days and let it cool naturally, minimal warp and only a tiny bit of dolly workZimblewinder wrote: ↑Mon Mar 15, 2021 8:07 pm that is great welding. How do you keep the warp to a minimum. Air line? Any dolly work?
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vanell
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Re: '63 11 window
Good work Rusty, it’s coming up a treat 
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splitthis
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Re: '63 11 window
Nice work rusty, quality repairs will last forever.
Chasing any Neiman steering lock parts, will consider anything.
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D-Train
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Re: '63 11 window
Fantastic!
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Re: '63 11 window
Left side rear corner removed and replaced. Sandblasted and primed pillar and side panel...
Rear hatch gutter section removed after taking a lot of measurements. Also the rear corner required some modification to fit and line up nicely...
New rear gutter section welded on...
Rear corners prepared and ready for the corner gutters. Next will be the left hand side from the corner to above the cargo doors...
Rear hatch gutter section removed after taking a lot of measurements. Also the rear corner required some modification to fit and line up nicely...
New rear gutter section welded on...
Rear corners prepared and ready for the corner gutters. Next will be the left hand side from the corner to above the cargo doors...
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braddick
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Re: '63 11 window
Great work buddy
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Re: '63 11 window
Clearly it’s not your first rodeo because thats some gutsy work right there!
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Re: '63 11 window
thanks guys, still ticking off the jobs...
Front roof bow has been removed to make it easier to sandblast the gutter at the sides. I have also blasted and primed the roof bow...
Left side gutter has been removed...
New gutter clamped on and getting lined up..
Welded in and tied in to the rear corner...
Front roof bow has been removed to make it easier to sandblast the gutter at the sides. I have also blasted and primed the roof bow...
Left side gutter has been removed...
New gutter clamped on and getting lined up..
Welded in and tied in to the rear corner...
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spl65t
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Re: '63 11 window
Are you telling us, you do this just as a hobby on the side !!! 
You are smashing it, I'm sure as shit - if you were on the East Coast peeps would be booking there bus in for you to ply your trade.
Love seeing anything dragged from the Dead.
Far out, this one's another contender for the DSK Hall of Fame resurrection. Along with the Cubby Hut...wow !
Rego before Easter ?
Cheers Linz
You are smashing it, I'm sure as shit - if you were on the East Coast peeps would be booking there bus in for you to ply your trade.
Love seeing anything dragged from the Dead.
Far out, this one's another contender for the DSK Hall of Fame resurrection. Along with the Cubby Hut...wow !
Rego before Easter ?
Cheers Linz
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Re: '63 11 window
spl65t wrote: ↑Thu Mar 25, 2021 3:26 pm Are you telling us, you do this just as a hobby on the side !!!
You are smashing it, I'm sure as shit - if you were on the East Coast peeps would be booking there bus in for you to ply your trade.
Love seeing anything dragged from the Dead.
Far out, this one's another contender for the DSK Hall of Fame resurrection. Along with the Cubby Hut...wow !
Rego before Easter ?
Cheers Linz
Thank for the comments Linz! No qualifications here mate, I just enjoy working with my hands and having a go.
This is my first bus build so learning as I go and loving every minute. I’ve had the bus since 2012 and would love to have a red hot crack at getting it close to having the body done by the time I turn 25