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Re: wagon body work
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Is it not an option to completely remove the dash for better access? From memory 4 bolts, 2 on top and 2 on the side underneath. [plus steering column 2 bolts]

Posted on: 2020/2/5 3:55
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Re: wagon body work
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Unfortunately as suspected , the rust is also along the corner seam on the inside under the sill. Yes had to remove dash frame to have a closer look. Plus it gives me a good chance to sand blast and fill behind / between the sheets and down the pillar with wax to prevent further chances of rust. This I want done properly the 1st time.
I feel guilty about the cheaper option for the rear cargo floor , but the way it is done , I can easily and cheaply replace the the flat sheets with original ribbed floor when I find a donor wagon.
There,s about 450 hrs work done so far

Posted on: 2020/2/5 4:26
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What options do I have ??
I am in search of rear tailgate window rubber and rubbers for the side glass on cargo area.
There was a place in Oakleigh that did custom rubbers but long gone now.

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The 3 holes arnt the issue , the seam on the right is soft when you push on it

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Scott's old rubber. He now trades online including ebay

Posted on: 2020/2/5 10:29
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Thx Demacoz

Cut n welding inner wheel arch
And drilled the rear cargo plate ready to weld / tack on
Under the floor seems pretty good

Jades sanding down the dash frame because its out , so may aswell paint it.

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patch work done on side and end of wheel arch
just needs a bit of a grind and epoxy now

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Not too much happening today
About to start on left side rear cargo floor

Decided to opt for the battery to be placed in the pocket and have 2 options.
Either way a the panel needs to be boxed out to fit 1 large battery or not as much
to fit 2 smaller and narrower battery's . Think will opt for 2 smaller so doesnt jut
out as much . Will need to get 2 lithium battery's for measurement first.

Question !!
I know ive had the insulation laid over the gearbox tunnel
Will my Dellows Celica box fit in or do I need to cut n split the tunnel ??
As I dont want to later on get a Auto tunnel.

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Posted on: 2020/2/11 3:31

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Been a slow start to the week due to another small job that came in

Right side cargo floor done and now moving onto the left
Right side wheel arch done , dash tidied up

At the point whether to keep going or into storage .

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