International AR-110 Ute

Took the ute back in for a follow up inspection on the brakes today and all is good - it is now street legal

Time now to enjoy
Colin

Thanks Colin

Did a lap around the block to test the brakes last weekend and my eldest son jumped in the passenger seat with his GO PRO camera and took some footage which can be seen at

Note: The camera speed is X1.25 times which makes the Ute appear to be going faster than what it really is.

Beautiful!

Jeez , you should be rightfully proud of your efforts, skills & attention to detail.

Also thankyou for taking the time to put this resto on the forum, i have learnt heaps as im sure others have too.

Much appreciated......now what are you building next?

Top job you look like a happy little vegemite and justifiably so you gotta be pretty chuffed

Thanks for taking us along on the journey

Paul

That is something to smile about!
Thanks for taking us through to that ride.
David.

Beautiful!

Jeez , you should be rightfully proud of your efforts, skills & attention to detail.

Also thankyou for taking the time to put this resto on the forum, i have learnt heaps as im sure others have too.

Much appreciated......now what are you building next?

Graeme, Great Job. Thanks for sharing.

Congratulations grahamjb it looks like your going to be driving it for quite a while it been great following your journey

Job's done, now for some miles.

I've enjoyed the whole thing, thanks!

Jarrod.

Thanks for the comments gents....I clocked up 300km's today taking the bride back to her hometown (Goomalling) in the wheat belt for lunch. And this ute does not drive like the original, it is smooth, quiet, quick and sounds really nice with the V8 rumble.

My next project is a 2HP Cooper hit and miss engine (I have two to do, one is open crankshaft and the other is enclosed crankshaft) followed by a 32 volt Ronaldson Tippet lighting plant.