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Location: Rochester, KENT
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Re: GRIZZ’s English 2001 S10 Extra Cab 4.3 V6 Truck
So a load of these died yesterday,
4 in fact. Finishing the top and drivers half of the chassis, followed by the whole of the underside. Happy to say, two coats of primer/paint and red oxide plus that bloody underseal is all gone, leaving surprisingly unblemished steel under it all. Then I had to carefully flip the chassis, its not light, and it’s awkward. So did it in a weird, but successful way. Eventually 7 hours later……… I was truly knackered at this point. The NVH gets to you. Cleaned up and ready for primer I then fetched the Mx5 Canary back in and got it onto the ramps, want to take a look today at what part of the exhaust is missing, knowing the catalytic converter was removed. David the lodger sneaks around the garden smoking, and took a nippet of a clip as I got it to the top. https://youtu.be/3tT-bvVW1n0 I want a sports exhaust on it anyway, and saw a piece of one for Ł30.-00 on FB Marketplace yesterday. May be worth having. ![]() Remember this….? Bodgers should have thumbs removed. Welded up bush. Repairing it would be more expensive in time and effort, plus swearing than replacing in this case. Thankfully @westbay found me a replacement pair on Ebay, seller was happy to do a Buy it Now for Ł32.00 delivered. ![]() After a cleanup and rebushing, we should be good to go. Today it is chassis primer one side, then flip it over and do the other side.
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