Kiwizook's resto
Re: Kiwizook's resto
no pics yet, but the new shed is practically finished, just need to wire it now so I have lights and hotpoints. primered the underside and bulkhead, and put the first coat of black on, need to do one more coat, and underseal the underside, then I can put it back on the chassis, and paint the rest on the chassis, to save space
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Re: Kiwizook's resto
I feel this build desperately needs picture updates!
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nice 410k! nice work on the wheel arch, we need more pictures!!!!!!
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some pics of the seats, and the beginning stage of the shed, will still have to get a pic of the shed as it is now
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Re: Kiwizook's resto
Hi!
I'm new to suzukiclubuk forum. This is a great project!
I'm also working on restoring my SJ410k in the last 2 years.
I believe I've encounter the same issues (holes and rust at the same areas).
These pickups are very rare around here. it toke me 2 years to get one.
Since they are so rare, I’ve created a web page to document all k series pickups. you can visit and list yours as well!
http://www.omrigi.com/#!project-k/c1ex1
I have a build thread in a local forum but it is in Hebrew - You can enjoy the photos or use google translate
http://www.jeepolog.com/forums/showthread.php/84258
Again, Amazing job on this pickup!
Enjoy,
I
I'm new to suzukiclubuk forum. This is a great project!
I'm also working on restoring my SJ410k in the last 2 years.
I believe I've encounter the same issues (holes and rust at the same areas).
These pickups are very rare around here. it toke me 2 years to get one.
Since they are so rare, I’ve created a web page to document all k series pickups. you can visit and list yours as well!
http://www.omrigi.com/#!project-k/c1ex1
I have a build thread in a local forum but it is in Hebrew - You can enjoy the photos or use google translate
http://www.jeepolog.com/forums/showthread.php/84258
Again, Amazing job on this pickup!
Enjoy,
I
Re: Kiwizook's resto
painted and undersealed the bottom of the cab, and have started to paint the back of the cab, so I can bolt it back to the chassis to save on space.
humidity is up and down at the moment, so I just have to wait for a day with low enough humidity to spray. on the positive side though, I've got holidays from Christmas day through to 26 January, with a 3 day hike and a week's holiday away planned in there, so hopefully will get a lot done on the wagon!It's not a question of how much you spend on your suzuki, but when your money will run out
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looking forward to seeing the cab back on the chassis! Some good work has gone into this build.
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Just read through this project, must say it has been an interesting read, any progress of how it looks at the moment?
2002 Jimny O2 Ragtop
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Diff Breathers, G/Box and T/Box Breathers, 2in Suspension Lift
HD Recovery Points and Winch Plate
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Re: Kiwizook's resto
it stands as a rolling chassis, rebuilt engine, transfer case, and drivelines. all painted up, rust in chassis and cab fixed, partly painted and awaiting some body work to the roof. need to finish welding on one front arch, paint the lot, and reassemble it. oh, and also need to sort out the rear brakes and front bumper, so really it's getting there now
It's not a question of how much you spend on your suzuki, but when your money will run out
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It's not a question of how much you spend on your suzuki, but when your money will run out