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Wednesday, 12-Mar 2014 @ 8:49am
Edited by d
Wednesday, 12-Mar 2014 @ 8:53am
Wednesday, 12-Mar 2014 @ 8:53am
Will put picks up soon.
Didnt want to sell this beauty but must focus on 2 other cars & finish them
not to mention the Camper that is supposed to be taking us round Oz soon.
So I have a stock standard white 1000 wagon with superb interior bar the seats
all dash, door trims and roof lining is beautiful
Changed diff ratio for 3.9 for better cruising.
Running gear is out as engine needed rebuilding as it did a head gasket and left
to sit for over 20 years after lack of use and maybe radiator building up debri
compromising water system. Engine stipped and looks very good apart from
oil sludge and a few small pits on the bores.
Engine bay like the rest of the car is very clean and hard to believe the condition
of this car after so many years that will make an easy resto.
Have a new exhaust for it and some other bits.
Will make a beautiful older restoration as body is very straight, interior is
very nice apart from seats/belts and completely RUST FREE!!!!!
Front guards a dented from either letterbox or pedestrian but otherwise
very straight throughout and have stock replacement guards to suit.
Roof is like a gun barrel faultless just like many parts of this van.
Ive only come across 2 examples of this condition and that was my previous
VB and now this one, however this one beats anything for undercarriage finish
and roof lining is like brand new. Even rear tray is like new no dents.
Wagon will need to be on a trailer to take home is not driveable.
Ive had to pay storage fees for some time and endure a long distance relationship
so that relationship has to end for I cant touch her enough to complete her.
This van is rust free from top to bottom, very surprised and the first time I
have see and undercarriage so clean , like its seen little dirt or wear almost
as underneath paint and stone guard is like it left the factory.
Didnt want to sell this beauty but must focus on 2 other cars & finish them
not to mention the Camper that is supposed to be taking us round Oz soon.
So I have a stock standard white 1000 wagon with superb interior bar the seats
all dash, door trims and roof lining is beautiful
Changed diff ratio for 3.9 for better cruising.
Running gear is out as engine needed rebuilding as it did a head gasket and left
to sit for over 20 years after lack of use and maybe radiator building up debri
compromising water system. Engine stipped and looks very good apart from
oil sludge and a few small pits on the bores.
Engine bay like the rest of the car is very clean and hard to believe the condition
of this car after so many years that will make an easy resto.
Have a new exhaust for it and some other bits.
Will make a beautiful older restoration as body is very straight, interior is
very nice apart from seats/belts and completely RUST FREE!!!!!
Front guards a dented from either letterbox or pedestrian but otherwise
very straight throughout and have stock replacement guards to suit.
Roof is like a gun barrel faultless just like many parts of this van.
Ive only come across 2 examples of this condition and that was my previous
VB and now this one, however this one beats anything for undercarriage finish
and roof lining is like brand new. Even rear tray is like new no dents.
Wagon will need to be on a trailer to take home is not driveable.
Ive had to pay storage fees for some time and endure a long distance relationship
so that relationship has to end for I cant touch her enough to complete her.
This van is rust free from top to bottom, very surprised and the first time I
have see and undercarriage so clean , like its seen little dirt or wear almost
as underneath paint and stone guard is like it left the factory.
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