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Thread: My first individual project - 1997 ST GQ Patrol Wagon - RD28 to TD42 - Rust Treatment

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    Rust Treatment

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    This guy from France did a complete rebuild from the chassis up and posted a heap of pictures as he did it.

    http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...novation/page6

    I am having difficulty accessing the photo though.
    My advice is: not to follow my advice.

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    He lifted the body from the chassis then completely cleaned and cut the rust out of it. After welding in patches, he used a really good paint for the chassis.

    The body work was done carefully and the resulting paint job was almost show quality.

    Still can't get the pics to work though.
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    I lifted the cab off The Pig with a forklift. Looks like you have one with fork slippers just pad said slippers and easy peasy. Reckon you'll lose the screen tho'.
    Best to remove all the glass you can!
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    Yeh ok .... so just through windows with padded forks?..... mmmm tryna keep costs as low as can!!

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    Ok, so forklift in photos not yours? Endless chain and overhead gantry?
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    I think it's better to Jack it up from the ground?

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    I guess there's lotsa ways I just went with what I had to hand and my natural inclination toward laziness!
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