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Main : Mechanical : Body and Interiors 1000 From above

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1000 From above
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SubmitterjackMore Photos from jack   Last Update2003/10/21 4:28    Tell a friendTell a friend
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Just thought I'd post this pic. No real reason. Its my little Datsun 1000 DeLuxe looking down from my veranda.

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luv_my_68_wagon_1000
Posted: 2003/10/30 6:11  Updated: 2003/10/30 6:11
Home away from home
Joined: 2003/9/4
From: Hobart Tasmania AUS
Posts: 273
 Re: 1000 From above
You must be really bored!!! or really love your 1000
Hope it is the latter!!!!!!!! Looks good!!

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luv_my_68_wagon_1000
Posted: 2003/10/30 6:15  Updated: 2003/10/30 6:15
Home away from home
Joined: 2003/9/4
From: Hobart Tasmania AUS
Posts: 273
 Re: 1000 From above
What happened to the rear bumper...look for one to restore this little toy and take care of it. the 2 door sedans are probably the best looking of the series but wagons are more practical.....Long live DATSUN 1000s

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luv_my_68_wagon_1000
Posted: 2003/10/30 6:17  Updated: 2003/10/30 6:17
Home away from home
Joined: 2003/9/4
From: Hobart Tasmania AUS
Posts: 273
 Re: 1000 From above
Man again I thought of something just as I hit "post comment"
I hope someone from here saves the little sedan on Ebay..perfect body....new paint

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jack
Posted: 2005/11/30 6:25  Updated: 2005/11/30 6:25
Home away from home
Joined: 2002/12/10
From: Sid-knee
Posts: 231
 Re: 1000 From above
Quote:
What happened to the rear bumper...

When i got the car the rear was freshly smashed-in from a P plater talking to his mates, not watching the vintage rarity infront of them. The back of the car copped some home panel beating using a few blocks of wood, a screw-out car jack and a mallet. The bumper was harder to straighten. A friend gave me half a bumper that was straighter than the one i had and i never got around to tracking down some bolts to put it back together.

Meanwhile this car has been on axle stands for almost 18 months now back in Australia. I would hate to sell it but i might need to in another 8 months or so, depending on how the future pans out...