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Originally Posted by jmarkha1
what a result - one for the BFH.
number plate works well to cover some of the gubbins.
those front indicators are dying to be replaced with round hella jobs underneath the headlights to emulate early jeep / series 1 land rover - sorry just another opinion :-)
then you could use a rectangular plate on the wing...
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I like your thinking….
A LOT !!
However, gotta be cautious with a 92 Q-Plate.
Making the drivers seat main support as a copy of the wooden one I had done.
Cut steel.
Measure, drill, fit up, flapwheel and prep.
Paint up.
Trial fit to seat.
Bolt to body.
Result was a very adjustable seat.
@nickwheeler hopefully this will mean getting the steering column set up just right.
Mounted and set right back.
And forward all the way.
Followed by a nice sunrise today to start my year back at work.
Next job, mount and fix the passenger seat, followed by mocking up the new roll bar.
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