78 mwb rebuild
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Hi, canvas top. I have the original canvas and frame that came with it. I'll re paint the frame and have a new canvas made.
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Progress. 
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The infill repair looks great! 
For a moment I had to turn the image upside down to get a better understanding of where it's located.
Keep the pictures coming!
For a moment I had to turn the image upside down to get a better understanding of where it's located.
Keep the pictures coming!
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haha drivers side footwell, much of it went missing when it was sandblasted...
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Some more, will get there one day
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Hi SBP78,
Would you have a part number for those shackles ? they look extended. I got a new set of springs made from dobinsons with 2inch lift but shackles with
kit i got are standard height was hoping for something a bit longer.
Rgds: Damage
Would you have a part number for those shackles ? they look extended. I got a new set of springs made from dobinsons with 2inch lift but shackles with
kit i got are standard height was hoping for something a bit longer.
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Hey, not sure on part number, could possibly find it somewhere tho, but I just rang superior engineering in qld, and order 2 sets of FRONT mq extended shackles, they dont keep them in stock but will make them as they still have the measurements on file, they will also say they don't know if they will fit a g60 because their info doesn't go back that far, but they do, the parts numbers for all 4 g60 shackles and front mq shackles are the same.
Thanks, shayn
Thanks, shayn
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Not much progress but Still exciting, will hopefully clean these up an prime over n prep for paint on the weekend tho. Nice to have it sitting on the chassis looking like a patrol tho, its been a while
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You're doing a very detailed work! Congratulations.
For a moment the last picture of engine bay tricked me!
What equipment are you using for the welds?
For a moment the last picture of engine bay tricked me!
What equipment are you using for the welds?
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