jolly-109

Active Member

• May 16, 2015

• #1

Took the plunge and bought this little project. Has been sat for more than ten years, not one straight panel on it but it's a suffix A tax free example.

 

Last edited: May 25, 2015

brianp38dse

Well-Known Member

• May 16, 2015

• #2

Looks like you have abit of work to do there, good luck with it

 

ukadamwest

Well-Known Member

• May 16, 2015

• #3

congrats. nice talking to you on the phone.. you're going to have some fun !

 

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quavey

Active Member

• May 17, 2015

• #4

Don't powerwash it to hard!

 

lorri789

Well-Known Member

• May 19, 2015

• #5

Plenty of photos please!

 

jolly-109

Active Member

• May 23, 2015

• #6

Now power washed down and put into the garage.

Where to start, is my first thought????????

Does anyone know if there is a website or info somewhere on someone who has listed a good process?

There doesn't seem to be much on classic's on Landyzone

 

bitnix

Active Member

• May 23, 2015

• #7

quavey said:

Don't powerwash it to hard!

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Last time I worked on something like this we used a steam machine to wash the panels not to damage the old paint.

 

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quavey

Active Member

• May 23, 2015

• #8

jolly-109 said:

Now power washed down and put into the garage.

Where to start, is my first thought????????

Does anyone know if there is a website or info somewhere on someone who has listed a good process?

There doesn't seem to be much on classic's on Landyzone

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Lets see a picture!

 

ukadamwest

Well-Known Member

• May 24, 2015

• #9

jolly-109 said:

Now power washed down and put into the garage.

Where to start, is my first thought????????

Does anyone know if there is a website or info somewhere on someone who has listed a good process?

There doesn't seem to be much on classic's on Landyzone

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First things first.. take pictures inside and out.. Then pull the interior. seats carpet. then bumpers, grill, lights, upper and lower tailgate, rear body panels, front wings.. then you'll be able to see the rot points. sills inner and outer, bottom of the door pillars from and rear, rear crossmember..

 

jolly-109

Active Member

• May 24, 2015

• #10

Thanks Adam,

Cleaned it off and now in the garage, here are a couple of pictures so far.

I will start as you say by taking out the interior etc

 

Last edited: May 25, 2015

davidsmith1307

Well-Known Member

• May 24, 2015

• #11

 

v8geoff

Well-Known Member

• May 25, 2015

• #12

Looks like you going to be busy looks great tho