Newbie in West Australia

Started by stolts, October 25, 2025, 09:51:33 AM

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snoopy

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Alway good to see updates showing progression as  people buy with good intentions then proceed no further. 
Getting the rolling pan done fires enthusiasm for getting the body on and having a sit in or drive, you have a lot to do on the shell but keep us updated. ;-)up 

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Quote from: Hugh on May 21, 2026, 07:37:44 AMReally tidy work and you aren't skimping on doing a first rate job on the stuff that matters before you put a colourful body on top of everything.

The rear tyres off that lawn mower would look good on the front of your new build...
Thanks for your feedback Hugh. It was meant to be a 10yr slow build but I got a bit motivated. The Neil of Steel buggy build on You Tube really got me fired up to get things done. Trying to get this road registered which over here can be a bit of a challenge so wanted to make sure it didn't look slapped together.
Hmmmmm had'nt thought about the mower wheels. It goes faster at the moment.
The rabbit hole of Volkswagen ownership appears to be very deep indeed.

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Quote from: Paul1953 on May 21, 2026, 10:16:44 AMIt`s odd, or maybe not, that people seem to remember all the tv programmes that you liked when young. When anyone mentions Australia my mind jumps back to the Aussie programme "Skippy The Bush Kangaroo".
Ha ha I'm also old enough to remember Skippy, quite tasty really  ;)
The rabbit hole of Volkswagen ownership appears to be very deep indeed.

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Quote from: snoopy on May 21, 2026, 11:49:32 AMAlway good to see updates showing progression as  people buy with good intentions then proceed no further. 
Getting the rolling pan done fires enthusiasm for getting the body on and having a sit in or drive, you have a lot to do on the shell but keep us updated. ;-)up 
Will do Snoopy, my last build stalled a bit but I got there in the end. A 1974 V8 Torana coupe. This one was actually meant to be a long build but as I did things it just looked better so the motivation kept coming. Winter coming here now so a bit of shed time might just be on the cards.
The rabbit hole of Volkswagen ownership appears to be very deep indeed.

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Your winter is like our summer, get on with it  ;D
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Quote from: Doon L001 on May 28, 2026, 01:40:14 PMYour winter is like our summer, get on with it  ;D

Ha ha very true, no excuses then I guess.
The rabbit hole of Volkswagen ownership appears to be very deep indeed.

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