RUSH55
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Coming together and looking complete 
Builds My Troopy "KABOOM"
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I was just looking for a leak today, honest
I found it!
And in the process found a good crack that needed repair
I've given the rig a good look over and baseline after I got it, but this is the kind of thing that pops up.
I'll find other surprises along the way I'm sure, but this is a good solid rig and I'll happily deal with these little things
I found it!
And in the process found a good crack that needed repair
I've given the rig a good look over and baseline after I got it, but this is the kind of thing that pops up.
I'll find other surprises along the way I'm sure, but this is a good solid rig and I'll happily deal with these little things
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Hi
Can you please specify a bit more precise where and how you found the leak? Was it that crack ore something additional? I recognize the location of the crack, but I'm unable to recognize where this picture of your fixed leak was taken.
I have a leak somewhere in the same area, but was unable to locate it up to now.
Thank you. Regards Ralf
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Sure, one of the pics is actually inside the fresh air tunnel,, that houses the wiper assembly ect, you can see screws driven through the bulkhead for various mountings inside, one of them was driven right into the welded seam for the fresh air intake "dam", it separated the lap joint, that's the black sealant you can see, I wish I thought to take a before pic.
Hope that helps you.
Hope that helps you.
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After getting it back together this morning, I had to go for a drive.
Visited an old CCC camp, was the main camp for my neck of the woods, not much to take pics of, but its neat to walk around and see what is there, like stone lined pathways outlining among other things the wall tents they lived in.
Mess hall
I assume shower bldg
Paths
Dunno
Visited an old CCC camp, was the main camp for my neck of the woods, not much to take pics of, but its neat to walk around and see what is there, like stone lined pathways outlining among other things the wall tents they lived in.
Mess hall
I assume shower bldg
Paths
Dunno
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Decided to take a break from the driver seat and get things ready for the next phase of parts to arrive.
Kilmat install this morning, then I couldn't stand it and went for a drive
Kilmat install this morning, then I couldn't stand it and went for a drive
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Installed the rest of the ABS panels from australian door cards, I highly recommend them for either o.e. Masonite blanks or these ABS versions.
Jumpseats should be back from upholstery soon, so that's next.
And bedliner sprayed on the floor once the chemical is back in stock at the shop.
One bit at a time
Jumpseats should be back from upholstery soon, so that's next.
And bedliner sprayed on the floor once the chemical is back in stock at the shop.
One bit at a time
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RUSH55
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Those cards look great!
So now, what’s the plan with these?
So now, what’s the plan with these?
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I love the dogs cushions..
Will Van
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Anytime buddy!
Dang those look really good. Is that the frontrunner drop down on your door?
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Jump seats rebuilt and installed, only to be un installed once the bedliner chemical is back in stock
Alo installed new door rubbers all the way round, what I huge difference in sound.
Alo installed new door rubbers all the way round, what I huge difference in sound.
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RUSH55
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You got used to the tin-can sound effects, like I did. Now that you can hear yourself think, just imagine the possibilities…
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This is gonna be scary
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Little DIY copy of OE jump seat straps
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And city racer shifter knob
