No trouble lining panels up... the panel adhesive is great. I welded a few spots behind the rear tailight sections and a couple of spots near the doors... the adhesive has small glass beads in it so you cant squeeze all the glue out... it takes 60mins to start to go off so you have plenty on time to get it done... you need lots of clamps as you can see and 2 people

good on ya looks good mate , i like the wheels too

Cool, almost like your neighbours' #OOPS# driving skills was a good thing haha looks nice with the new straight panels and couldn't have picked a better set of wheels too

nice work mate!

oh and the wheels in the back of the ute.... they are 17's they are going on this ute once i modify the iner guard a little... they came off my other ute. the ute below is my first 1200 ute... its now long gone probably in china somewhere... but i did a ca conversion and now all the parts will be moving onto this ute but much better than before :)

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hopefully next few months will start putting my engine together... :)
ca18det
spool rods
wiseco pistons and rings
acl race series bearings
arp head studs
arp main stauds
tomei poncams 8.8
tomei cam gears
growly cas bracket
euro 4 port head
metal head gasket
t28
block has been machined up line honed etc etc
etc etc etc

Nice work mate, very nice.

Good to see your still at it Bailz

Didnt realise the yellow beast was too far gone. Good luck with the new one.

hope your gonna do alot of lawn digs when this is done to your neighbours lawn...then say you didnt do it. but lookin good bailz, good to see its all going ahead. tis a shame i got another 6 months till i get mine back to finish it off

yeh its taken me a while because i moved into my new house and working away so much beofore.. now i have heaps of spape time to work on stuff :)