Wagon Loon
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Yes, as in first pic. But it's not easy to see.
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That's looking amazing, and it's all really coming together nowI thought I would try a front door on, so fitted the hinges and gave it a try. As you can see it’s a mile out!
I expected this, but not by that much…. Anyway, it could do with the bulkhead aligning as the chassis bracket is not fitted. I’ll try and get it better next time![]()
Thanks - still seems like a mountain of work to go, but progress is progress as they sayThat's looking amazing, and it's all really coming together now![]()
Brings back memories, I rebuilt a couple of SWB series.Moved over to the other side and fitted the driver’s side floor. Sounds easy, but took a fair bit of fettling to get it to sit properly! Anyway, I got it in and sealed it with dum dum the same as the other side.
After that nightmare, I thought I would brave trial fitting the driver side front door. Surprisingly, it fitted fairly well straight away. Once the seals are in place, I think it will be better again…..
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I’ve got tons to do, but I think I will move onto stripping the rear body sides ready for paint along with the roof. Dreading that one!
Cheers - hopefully your panel gaps were better than mineBrings back memories, I rebuilt a couple of SWB series.
Looks great
Your rebuild is miles betterCheers - hopefully your panel gaps were better than mine![]()
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