my old 410

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my old 410

Post by mic » Thu Mar 25, 2010 7:55 pm

Had it a few days now and havent posted a pic yet!! It seems i missed a few things when i looked at it :roll: nothing a welder cant sort out... if only i had one... but i'll list em as i go. Still in the process of finding new bits to fix each day so i'll start with a pic of where it is today

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Re: my old 410

Post by ROBBIE » Fri Mar 26, 2010 8:36 am

looking good 8-)
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Re: my old 410

Post by d86 » Fri Mar 26, 2010 8:49 am

so you got it then mic...

whats the plan.set of dimonds then off you go...

its a really good one to start with as a base, looks clean,little rust (they all have that)

i finally got round to looking at a early metal dash one to restore as a road (only) car.
we will see if he takes my offer. (same color as yours)

don't forget we are ALL here to be of assistance.

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Re: my old 410

Post by mic » Fri Mar 26, 2010 9:56 am

Thanks for the support :)

I'm gonna look into a welder after my hols but I don't really have anywhere to do it so thinking of a gasless welder and doing it there where it's parked :D there's a few parking spaces opposite that are a bit more enclosed as I'm not sure how legal or what the neighbours might say about welding in the street!

There's a hole under the carpet in the boot, a hole behind the wheel and the arches could do with tacking back together so it's only light stuff to repair.

It's gonna be for road use only I sold the mud tyres and got the road ones instead, I'm looking to make it a bit more comfy rather than 4x4.

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Re: my old 410

Post by Tramp » Fri Mar 26, 2010 12:11 pm

mic wrote:
It's gonna be for road use only I sold the mud tyres and got the road ones instead, I'm looking to make it a bit more comfy rather than 4x4.
it looks great and luckily it seems to have parabolic springs (single leaf on the front and 2 leafs on the back) which are supposed to be more comfy I'm jelous of the hard top, have you used it much? or does it not have an mot?

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Re: my old 410

Post by mic » Fri Mar 26, 2010 12:26 pm

Been using it everyday for work, lots of mot left on it :) gettin used to the ride now but it's still harsh at times!
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Re: my old 410

Post by ScottieJ » Fri Mar 26, 2010 12:27 pm

That looks like it'll be a tidy little truck once its finished. Thats a cool snorkle too 8-)

where are the front sidelights and indicators though??

I personally think you'll be better off with a gas mig and then just put up a wind break when you do it. it is easier to get good welds with gas and they will be stronger too.
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Re: my old 410

Post by mic » Fri Mar 26, 2010 2:10 pm

yea i'll take a pic of that snorkel its quite good :lol:

i'll take a pic of it when its dark for the lights + indicator its quite cool actually :mrgreen:

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Re: my old 410

Post by mic » Fri Mar 26, 2010 2:17 pm

An interior shot. notice the peg for the choke 8-) and the cd player wont fit fully back as the wiring loom hits the heater so sticks out! the gearstick doesnt hit it so i can live with it for now....

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Re: my old 410

Post by d86 » Fri Mar 26, 2010 8:51 pm

mic the peg is standard.

i had a few months old one in 84,that had a peg too :lol:

please keep the intirior as standard as poss.
trust me you don't see any early ones anymore.

remember its rairer than a lj80.

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