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       #Post#: 49331--------------------------------------------------
       Dirty Girty....the re-build starts
   DIR By: Dirty Girty
       Date: January 2, 2017, 10:03 am
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       After many years of excellent service the time has come to
       rebuild the old gal.
       In her hayday!!
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       Unfortunately some vigorous towing resulted in this....
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       Oh Bugger!!!
       Therefore the bullet has finally been bitten.....The plan is for
       a rebuild on a fully galv chassis with a TDI
       replacement.....Hope to complete over the summer.....but then
       the best laid plans and all that!
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       #Post#: 49333--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Dirty Girty....the re-build starts
   DIR By: romahomepete
       Date: January 2, 2017, 10:42 am
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       When you scrap the chassis keep the dumb iron with the chassis
       number on it.  lso see if you can get Richards to stamp your
       chassis number on the new chassis (they will only do it once you
       have paid in full and proved that it is your chassis number by
       showiing the V5 in your name.
       Peter
       #Post#: 49336--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Dirty Girty....the re-build starts
   DIR By: moomoo
       Date: January 2, 2017, 11:24 am
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       It'll be great when it's done bud. A lot of work but worth it.
       The bulkhead looks pretty good.
       Power to you son. wdesmle
       #Post#: 49337--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Dirty Girty....the re-build starts
   DIR By: guest11
       Date: January 2, 2017, 11:47 am
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       When I ordered the new chassis for wsl, I asked Richards to put
       the number plate onto the chassis.
       Paid for it on delivery.
       Good luck on the rebuild.
       From wsl's new chassis arriving,it was 4 days until back on the
       road.
       #Post#: 49338--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Dirty Girty....the re-build starts
   DIR By: romahomepete
       Date: January 2, 2017, 12:11 pm
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       Apparently having caught a cold by stamping a chassis before
       getting the final payment and then the customer changing his
       mind leaving them with an unsaleable chassis they now require
       full payment before any personalisation.
       peter
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       Re: Dirty Girty....the re-build starts
   DIR By: hippydave
       Date: January 2, 2017, 12:13 pm
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       Good luck dude, its good to have somewhere undercover, its not
       nice when its cold and wet. Take your time and make the best job
       you can then you know it wont need do doing again at a later
       date.
       #Post#: 49340--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Dirty Girty....the re-build starts
   DIR By: James109
       Date: January 2, 2017, 12:46 pm
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       Good luck, looks great so will be even better when it's rebuilt!
       If only Land Rover had galvanised them from new, how many more
       would have survived!
       #Post#: 49343--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Dirty Girty....the re-build starts
   DIR By: Tom
       Date: January 2, 2017, 2:22 pm
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       Nice! remember to take lots of pictures / make notes as you take
       it apart... I forgot how most of mine went together  ::)
       #Post#: 49344--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Dirty Girty....the re-build starts
   DIR By: Dirty Girty
       Date: January 2, 2017, 3:21 pm
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       Thanks for the words of encouragement guys. Great idea on having
       the chassis stamped. Will make sure thats done. Good idea on
       adding the number plate.
       The camera is full of pick. I have also tried to bag up all the
       nuts bolts washers etc that relate to each bit I take off. I
       think the old girl has been rebuild in the past at some point
       and the PO has put her together with a mish mash of bolts of
       various sizes.
       Just forward planning to the day I re-assemble.......would
       anyone recommend using all stainless nuts and bolts? If not what
       would you recommend? I dont ever intend taking her apart again
       but it has got to be easier than tackling all those rusted
       bastards with overly long threads.
       Bulkhead is solid enough....thinking of doing an Ashtree
       galvanised job on it. Many pennies to save however.
       Will post more picks as work progresses.
       #Post#: 49347--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Dirty Girty....the re-build starts
   DIR By: Zuma
       Date: January 2, 2017, 3:40 pm
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       Would not advise using stainless hardware - it does not play
       well when in contact with aluminium. Corrosion is not your
       friend. Grade 8 bolts where you need them, grade 5 where you
       don't. Good luck with the rebuild!
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