A pain im well aware of too.....sandman club president that doesnt have a sandman on the road is akin to torture
A pain im well aware of too.....sandman club president that doesnt have a sandman on the road is akin to torture
But we are guardians of the SANDMAN ... Armen ...cheers
Last edited by pj350; 13-03-2019 at 05:46 PM.
Hi again all, it’s been some months again and more work has been done on the Ute. The engine bay is nearly complete apart from the air conditioner compressor and a bit more wiring connections.
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The diff is all done with brake lines back on and oil back in.
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Today the the car went off to the trim shop, Jim’s Trim in adelaide to get roof lining put back in. I have known Jim for 30 years and he was an apprentice motor trimmer at Holden Elizabeth and started in 1974. That means that I am getting the seats retrimmed and roof lining exactly as it was done from the factory in 1975. The slate black seats have come up looking great and he still had a roll of the original black ribbed roof lining material.
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Fred
1975 sandman ute mandarin red, L31, M21. (Current resto)
Very nice.
"Proud To Be An Old Fart".
How exciting ....
Oh wow that’s beautiful
Cheers Kiwivan
It is not about the journey,It is the style we travel in!
Looking great Fred not long to go know
Unfortunately it looks like Fred never got to enjoy his fine work on this one and sold it last year, see add attached. Beautiful job, hopefully the new owner loves it
https://richmonds.com.au/portfolio/1...en-hj-gts-ute/
Bloody awesome
Like brand new, probably better than new.
"Proud To Be An Old Fart".
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