louise
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Apr 30, 2020 18:53:41 GMT
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Hi I know exactly where you are on about, so that must empty down the back of the bulkhead into the engine bay? we sikaflexed the back of the scuttle around the boxes to form a gasket prior to welding and filled in any gaps once it was done, so water tight but it just sits there, but as we fiber glassed the boxes it shouldn't hurt. Still thinking of some sort of shroud though. As it rained today I have now recovered the back of one of the corner cushions which had had some damage (Ours is a horseshoe seating at the rear), tomorrow looks drier so more outside jobs.
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Apr 30, 2020 21:18:26 GMT
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Hi I know exactly where you are on about, so that must empty down the back of the bulkhead into the engine bay? Exactly that. It just runs off onto the ground. Not ideal but better than down the bulkhead onto the carpet inside. |
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louise
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 Tah Dah !!! all done, doesn't she look lovely.    photos never do the shine any justice!  and the cab carpeted too, all ready for the off when we are allowed. Any way on the popular selling site there is a company that do carpets and mats for these, supposedly to fit, has anyone bought one of these ? is the fit good? thinking of getting the rubber mat, any suggestions or info welcome thanks. |
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Jan 16, 2022 10:43:16 GMT
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Hey I have to say what a fantastic job you've done of the scuttle and van all round she looks fabulous 👌
You probably don't remember me but we met when you came to the site we were staying on and bought her from us! I've often wondered where and how she ended up and I'm so happy you were her new owners! She looks incredible!
Well done both of you for all your hard work.
Let me know if you plan selling 🤣
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