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You can get all those trafficators going again. It's usually the shellac on the windings is failed and shorting. Fairly straightforward to rewind by hand, not too many wild turkeys cos there's 700 odd coils

It's a profile gauge

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The one on my morrie was 30% hard and cracked, 30% swole blooming soft rubber, and 40% bathroom silicone. Never mentioned

Is.... Is that a butthole?

Hmm this poor sod is used to working on good reliable Toyota. He's in too deep with this one for sure

Must be a heavy duty scotchbright to leave grinding marks in it no? Pro tip Flapdisk it down, then hit with a needle descale to make it look cast again

If the fuel tank isn't leaking itl be fine

Looks on par for 70s mopar

Ohhhhh they come to snuff the rooster. Awwwo yeahhhhh

Yeah I tried like that inline and was no good. Tapped onto under carb and worked fine.

I have done this with motorcycle tanks and it does work BUT VERY IMPORTANT there can't be any air in it, any air gap will rust. You gotta fill it right up, and then neutralize and flush with fresh water, then coat immediately

Interested in kit, I'd like to put one on my l200. That or swap the doors for ones with 1/4 windows AC place here just shrugged when I asked about retro mod/vintage air atuff

Examine the other side and replicate is what I do. Most body panels seem to be one every inch and a half. A pillar probably more like an inch

Repco morrie rubber was impossible (after enough complaints they changed the profile apparently and now it works) Warming the rubber may help you over the edge. I ended up putting a few dabs of sealant under the trim and holding it in place before moving to the next section

Here's an AI impression

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Presumably one that's more than 150mm on the edge won't be fixed by a sticker

Probably it will be at this point there will be some pushback Plenty of ute bull bar tyre poke enthusiasts out there

I thi k you could combine an old bbq and an old lawnmower for an effective machine

How's that for project creep

Hopefully not east cape soggy! Don't forget the chainsaw and some strops

The switches get ahit/corrosion in them. Pull apart and clean and all G for thr next 10 years. Let's power through enough to go down, but too much resistance for the extra work of going up Also I have this for you

You might have to pull finger on that

Holden hothouse green for a period correct build