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    good point, best rust prevention is keeping it away from the salt, send it back out here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by leafsprung View Post
    good point, best rust prevention is keeping it away from the salt, send it back out here.
    If i was looking for a good home for it ,believe me your driveway would be on my short list
    Sean
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    1963 88'' IIa daily driver
    1970 88"
    1971 88"
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    No,no, no.....I promise I'd only drive it in the summmer. My 88" would be my "beater" truck for those winter months. I'd take good care of it...really...

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    I can see I'm going to have to update my will!
    Sean
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    1963 88'' IIa daily driver
    1970 88"
    1971 88"
    authenticstoneworks.com

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    Wanted to check some fluids.Shop manual said the head light fluid reservoir was behind each wing and must be removed to get a proper reading.

    Sean
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    1963 88'' IIa daily driver
    1970 88"
    1971 88"
    authenticstoneworks.com

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    looks good.... your clutch job reminds me of a thermostat I changed once.

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    Slightly warmer temps ,so I pressure washed 48 yrs worth of gunk off.





    Lower tranny crossmember was solid with CO red dirt.And the CO mice had a condo built in the frame.I was wonder why there was new seats when I got it . It looks like the mice had put the old seats inside the frame for safe keeping.
    Sean
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    1963 88'' IIa daily driver
    1970 88"
    1971 88"
    authenticstoneworks.com

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    I don't know exactly what happened ,but I blacked out .When I came to I had a sand plaster in my hand!





    Sean
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    1963 88'' IIa daily driver
    1970 88"
    1971 88"
    authenticstoneworks.com

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    Quote Originally Posted by stonefox View Post
    I don't know exactly what happened ,but I blacked out .When I came to I had a sand plaster in my hand!
    Obviously you dropped the transmission on your head while removing it for the clutch job.

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    At least the Rover fairies are working in your favor!
    1958 107 SW - Sold to a better home
    1965 109 SW - nearly running well
    1966 88 SW - running but needing attention
    1969 109 P-UP

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