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in reply to: Road trip pics!!! #46875
Was starting to wonder where you guys went. Looks amazing out there
in reply to: JJ's projects #46651Congratulations. He put in the work as did you and corporate to pay for it. Good job by all
in reply to: Sand rail show down #46346I love the shit talking.
in reply to: KCW randomness #46097That looks like fun
Thank you. I have to run a new clutch cable tube front to back, this one fell out. Crap
in reply to: Wayner’s slice #45968Going to look amazing. Love me some SWR
Those bastards were rusted pretty good on the spring plate. Ended up heating the splines by the nose cone and was able to break them loose.
Next question……where do you guys cut into the tunnel to reinforce the clutch cable tube?
in reply to: Sand rail show down #45963I am liking the direction this going. Looking forward to see it color matched
I have a new project in the works, hopefully I can build it quick so I can enjoy it this summer. I took this in on partial trade towards my crazy 80’s baja.
A guy from work offered to fix the fiberglass issues and paint it for a very reasonable price. So I dropped the body off last night. The pan that was under this body was beyond repair with a badly torn up frame head. I had another shortened pan lying around so I am starting with that.I have a problem however. In all my years of playing with VWs I have never had one where I couldn’t get the rear torsion bars or spring plates off. Anyone got a suggestion what to do? I started to use heat on the spring plate end with no luck.
in reply to: Sand rail show down #45253If it doesn’t sell soon then possibly. I am in the process of building an all terrain buggy. Actually hauling the body to a coworkers house for some fiberglass work tonight. Disassembled it a couple days ago. Keep up the work and pictures. I need the motivation.
in reply to: Sand rail show down #45236in reply to: Sand rail show down #45180This could be fun to watch you to build these rails
I am curious to see how you mount a radiator tastefully on a rail.
in reply to: 1957 Euro Palm Green/Sand Green, Logos, Semaphores #44357Damn nice work on that dash
in reply to: Shasta 2020!!!! 20th Anniversary of SST!!! #43823Great write up and pictures. Maybe some day my double door will be road ready for this kind of adventure
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