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Oh OK, looked at the cart, it says this. They seem to be available though as if I enter a USA address they all look good, just don't like NZ destinations. I might try again in a few weeks/months.
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Better be turbos
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Worth a crack Nigel?
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Amayama pro question I'm looking for some tail light parts for the truck, and not sure I'm getting the right piece. I'd like a RH light/lens assembly, and maybe the wiring assemblies for each side. Any pointers / ways to cross check? I've already got a repro LHS (Depo 08-212-1964L-B) Following the chassis number leads me here, but they don't look quite right in the drawing Rear combination lamp for Toyota Town Ace YM65 - Amayama Left hand one
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Wellington Monthly Meet - Discussion thread
Nominal replied to KKtrips's topic in Lower North Island Region
I have a trademe pickup to do in Tawa, but otherwise IDK -
On with wood again. This area of damage was due to the stainless trim attached to the window surround rubbing on the lower door piece, so I'll have to be more careful about how it goes together. Stripped the lower door frames down and heat-gunned the varnish off. Quicker and easier this time. Repaired a couple of small bits with some clear epoxy hardener. Didn't realise it wasn't cold-tolerant so I had to burn some diesel to keep it warm. Then yet another sanding and bleaching session. And some more epoxy sealer. I've actually cleaned up this corner of the shed somewhat. Hmm, might need more kondo-ing
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Wellington Monthly Meet - Discussion thread
Nominal replied to KKtrips's topic in Lower North Island Region
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SR2’s 1947 Vauxhall “Rigamortice” Discussion thread.
Nominal replied to sr2's topic in Project Discussion
What's the rest of the story on that pic? -
Make a mould before you get started with the high rpm runs?
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You only really have atmospheric pressure to work with on the suction side, so a restrictive filter could drop the flow quite a bit. Possibly someone makes a low restriction filter for this sort of thing, or even a brass screen sort of thing would help. I guess this is why factory systems have the sock thing on the inlet side in the tank.
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Easy answer is to eat a lot of pies
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Thread dredge Probably @locost_bryan built these. VIntage 9v battery too. https://www.trademe.co.nz/a/marketplace/computers/vintage/listing/4220149746
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Discuss here about Yoeddynz's little Imp project...
Nominal replied to yoeddynz's topic in Project Discussion
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Gone - hopefully to a better place? I still have most of the expensive parts for it, I'll hang on to them in the short term and see what develops
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Jason’s Bush Block and Self Sustainability Ramblings - Ready for Roofing
Nominal replied to j.e.d.'s topic in Other Projects
If all else fails it will make a nice dog kennel -
Jason’s Bush Block and Self Sustainability Ramblings - Ready for Roofing
Nominal replied to j.e.d.'s topic in Other Projects
How about tensioning a strop around the middle on the outside? I agree that it'd be easier on a warm day -
Jason’s Bush Block and Self Sustainability Ramblings - Ready for Roofing
Nominal replied to j.e.d.'s topic in Other Projects
30 tonnes of water will pop that out no worries (I reckon) -
An automotive glass place should be able to replace the mirror glass. I had one done for my Holden, they urethane sealed it in I think, because the old glass and retaining gasket had fallen out and were lost.