My 72 restoration

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Re: My 72 restoration

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Excellent work!
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Thanks for all the comments!! It's getting there busy doing all the 220v wiring now.
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Just got back from UK so I can start doing some more work on my van. I had to pop into just kampers while I was there nice bunch of people there and they have so many nice bits and spares. I could not leave them with out buying anything. Keep an eye open for future post to see what I bought. I will also be buying a lot more from them in the future.
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Just got back from UK so I can start doing some more work on my van. I had to pop into just kampers while I was there nice bunch of people there and they have so many nice bits and spares. I could not leave them with out buying anything. Keep an eye open for future post to see what I bought. I will also be buying a lot more from them in the future.
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Awesome! That's coming along nicely.
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How did you get the spots mounted in the bumper? Care to share?
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Dazz wrote:How did you get the spots mounted in the bumper? Care to share?
In the back of the spots the mounting bracket was only pop riveted on bu the manufacture making it so you can only tilt the spots a small amount. If you drill the rivets out and turn the internal mounting bracket 180 degrees and fix it back on. Then you you can just mount it through on of the existing bumper mounting holes. I will try post some pics tomorrow.


Today I changed all the gear linkage bushes and bits. Just need to take it for a test drive to see if it will be a bit easier getting 2nd gear.
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Quick update. Floors done. Rear jail bar and window deflectors fitted from JK.
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Rear jail bar fitted from JK
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Floors complete.
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