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1965 F250’s Rejuvenation
When there was a fishing fleet working out of Crowdy Head one of the families used to make their own fish oil by draining nthe gaul bladder from sharks. No kidding that stuff stank bad big time and never left you.
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And the winner is fish oil, cheers Sarge and cobbadog. Cobbadog, I’ll be sure to stick to mainstream brands to prevent untoward stenches. Will look to get some sprayed in all of the hard to reach places. Have a few spots of rust popping through the drivers side cab corner so it will do some good down there also. As this isn’t a restoration I’m really trying to limit the panel work. I’m after that authentic ‘patina’ look so not wanting to cut/replace bits and pieces. When it comes to its appearance in my mind, it’s a little left of centre to what most of you guys do in here. I hope it can also be appreciated. If it doesn’t work out phase 2 might need to be dragged forward and body work will commence.
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I have my shoulder to the wheel,
my nose to the grindstone,
I've put my best foot forward,
I've put my back into it,
I'm gritting my teeth,
Now I find I can't do any work in this position!
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Shiny is nice, but the maintenance.......
You're doing great.
Jarrod.
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― Adlai E. Stevenson II
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Yeah keep it original with it's working patina, that's what I'm doing with my Bedford.
It's about preserving our transport history as well.
cheers
Pierre
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asw120, that’s exactly it. I dont’t really plan on doing any more than I need to. Keen to just get it on the road and I’ll iron out the kinks from there.
Pierre, I share a similar thought, it doesn’t need a 20K paint job to be saved from the scrap heap either. For as long as it is drivable it stands a chance of surviving. My research tells me this is 1 of only 84 Aussie assembled right hand drive F250’s. Makes it a rare beast. The Aussie assembled F250’s are more like the American F350’s. It’s created some serious debate from the uneducated on Facebook when I’ve been trying to get information. Oh the joy. Haha.
mammoth, thanks for that insight. I will do some looking into it. Always enjoy saving money.
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Urchy87 wrote: Cheers Morris, I’ll be sure to follow them with which ever direction I go.
asw120, that’s exactly it. I dont’t really plan on doing any more than I need to. Keen to just get it on the road and I’ll iron out the kinks from there.
Pierre, I share a similar thought, it doesn’t need a 20K paint job to be saved from the scrap heap either. For as long as it is drivable it stands a chance of surviving. My research tells me this is 1 of only 84 Aussie assembled right hand drive F250’s. Makes it a rare beast. The Aussie assembled F250’s are more like the American F350’s. It’s created some serious debate from the uneducated on Facebook when I’ve been trying to get information. Oh the joy. Haha.
mammoth, thanks for that insight. I will do some looking into it. Always enjoy saving money.
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The Facebook Engineers, or the Facebook Lawyers ...
Both of them Destroy a lot of Good discussions..& can render a lot of those Groups/pages Useless..
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