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Main Section => Welcome to our virtual Pub Meeting ... => Topic started by: agg221 on April 20, 2021, 05:47:11 PM
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...have a look at picture 5:
auction: #284265323786
An alternative restoration technique for steering wheels - one for Wittsend's next project?
Alec
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Ironically, the wheel boss and spokes look OK so it could probably be sent for professional restoration!
Sunny Jim
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The truck seems in reasonable condition, given it's age, but that steering wheel is definitely a bit ropey.
(I'll get my coat, etc.)
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And to think that in 2009 I paid only slightly more than the opening bid for a complete 80" which was running/driving and not an import. How times have changed :stars
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Only a day away from a MOT :whistle
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Australian inventiveness, bush mechanics, love it.
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That will be Cross Channel Classics selling that.
Seeing as Richards are asking £4k for just a new chassis for an 80", It is pretty good value. The chassis could easily be straighten were dented and the bulkhead will be fine after a quick clean.
I have seen the Land Rovers he gets from Australia and they are solid in comparison with ones that spent their life in this damp country.
I do like the fencing wire steering wheel however.... :first
Craig.
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And to think that in 2009 I paid only slightly more than the opening bid for a complete 80" which was running/driving and not an import. How times have changed :stars
Same here, bought a 1951 lights through the grill for £2700 in 2010 and sold it for £3500 a few months later after sorting the brakes out. The prices have been climbing ever since, would have been a good investment had I held onto it.
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I paid £1000 for an 20k miles 80” in 2009. Sold it in 2016 for £15000 after being in daily use for four years.