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69 kombi
Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2013 12:33 pm
by 69 kombi
Re: 69 kombi
Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2013 6:33 pm
by jolas
Keep the pics coming, cool project, good luck with the rest .... (at least you have a rear bumper

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Re: 69 kombi
Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2013 7:40 pm
by piesang
69 kombi wrote:
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Old cars have a special smell when you open the door, I can almost get that smell just from looking at this picture
Re: 69 kombi
Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2013 8:14 pm
by Warwick-Lowlight
Cool project there
Where you at ??
Re: 69 kombi
Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2013 8:30 pm
by 69 kombi
Im in Vredendal , 300km north of cape town on the N7 (west coast)
Re: 69 kombi
Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2013 9:06 pm
by 69 kombi
Yes you right it has unique old car smell. I stripped the interior as well. There is a bit of rust under the drivers and passengers feet. I want to respray it the original colour. The problem is that the kombi has 2 colours over the original colour. The dark blue paint has cracked right through into the torquoise paint. Now I needed to flat the whole kombi down to its original colour. I started out using 600 grit water paper and currently using 150 water paper. Its very time consuming and progress is slow. I even tried getting someone to help (casual labour)with the flatting but he only lasted a half a day ,so I ended up all by myself again. i will post more pics as I progress.
69 kombi
Posted: Tue Apr 02, 2013 12:30 pm
by Kafer74
All the best with your project and be sure to post regular pics.
Re: 69 kombi
Posted: Tue Apr 02, 2013 12:36 pm
by Tony Z
69 kombi wrote:I even tried getting someone to help (casual labour)with the flatting but he only lasted a half a day ,so I ended up all by myself again. i will post more pics as I progress.
Its horrible when you actually have to work for your money... especially if the boss is always there.
Alas, I digress
Good luck with the project!
Re: 69 kombi
Posted: Tue Apr 02, 2013 1:15 pm
by johanb
Nice project,, Keep uploading progress on this project
Re: 69 kombi
Posted: Tue Apr 02, 2013 4:16 pm
by YvaneS
Its horrible when you actually have to work for your money... especially if the boss is always there.
Well said!
Re: 69 kombi
Posted: Wed Apr 03, 2013 8:34 pm
by 69 kombi
Re: 69 kombi
Posted: Thu Apr 04, 2013 6:52 am
by calooker
Good progress, I see you have roped in more cheap labour

a blonde
Keep us posted on progress.

Re: 69 kombi
Posted: Thu Apr 04, 2013 7:17 am
by Warwick-Lowlight
Nice colour below that other blue
Looks the same as Joe's
That bus looks pretty solid
Have fun with the rebuild
And yes as all say - keep that camera nearby
One can never have too many pics

Re: 69 kombi
Posted: Thu Apr 04, 2013 10:37 pm
by 69 kombi
Hi guys that blond is the misses,she and the other 2 junior misses only helped flatting on the 1st day! the other flatting was all done by me, myself and I. I also managed to save another late model panelvan from being put on the scrap yard owners roof for advertising! I ask him first what was his plans with the van so he said what his plans were as mentioned above. So as i needed some parts he said i could take the few parts i needed, but the van was standing in someone else yard, with a MOERSE rottweiler/boerboel, and after being there a few times he had not yet arranged for the van to be brought to his yard, me being on his case , i made a suggestions to sell the whole van and he agreed (after a few minutes of thinking though!) The body is vrot inside is bare at the back (cargo section) BUT the screen is there front and rear suspension, all brake pipes, hand brake cables etc ,motor ,gearbox so basically complete ! rims and all 4 hubcaps as well. missing is starter, carb, crank pulley and bolt and keys and indicator stalk. front indicator lenses, rear tail light lenses and rf headlamp smashed by theses effing tik koppe :

the guys says he thinks motor has bearing knock.
Re: 69 kombi
Posted: Sat Apr 06, 2013 4:11 pm
by piesang
69 kombi wrote:Hi guys that blond is the misses,she and the other 2 junior misses only helped flatting on the 1st day! the other flatting was all done by me, myself and I. I also managed to save another late model panelvan from being put on the scrap yard owners roof for advertising! I ask him first what was his plans with the van so he said what his plans were as mentioned above. So as i needed some parts he said i could take the few parts i needed, but the van was standing in someone else yard, with a MOERSE rottweiler/boerboel, and after being there a few times he had not yet arranged for the van to be brought to his yard, me being on his case , i made a suggestions to sell the whole van and he agreed (after a few minutes of thinking though!) The body is vrot inside is bare at the back (cargo section) BUT the screen is there front and rear suspension, all brake pipes, hand brake cables etc ,motor ,gearbox so basically complete ! rims and all 4 hubcaps as well. missing is starter, carb, crank pulley and bolt and keys and indicator stalk. front indicator lenses, rear tail light lenses and rf headlamp smashed by theses effing tik koppe :

the guys says he thinks motor has bearing knock.
That a bonus.