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  1. 8th July 2020, 01:55 PM #1
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    Default WIP Chevrolet Utes

    Seems the daughter has become my unofficial salesperson, picked up a number of orders for some stocking stuffers and some Chevy Utes.
    Thought I’d post some build photos rather than just the end product.
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    Thanks for sharing your building techniques with WIP photos

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    What's the unofficial sales commission Glenn????
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    No profit sharing, but she does take some stock from time to time.

    Made some more progress over the last two days, all the wheel arches, running boards and trims have been dry fitted and stained ready for assembly. Engine blocks, cabins, seats, steering wheels and Ute trays fitted to chassis.

    Final assembly and finishing on Saturday hopefully.
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    I noticed that the steering wheel is at the right side!
    Knappen - aka Ole, try at least one time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Knappen View Post
    I noticed that the steering wheel is at the right side!
    Mirror reverse correct side for downunder

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    Quote Originally Posted by Knappen View Post
    I noticed that the steering wheel is at the right side!
    Bloody hell, I read that and had to check that they were in fact left hand drive, so by right you mean correct!
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    Quote Originally Posted by redminch View Post
    This is real one.20180401_073635_resized.jpg
    very nice Redminch
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    All complete and ready to go to their new owners.
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    Beautiful work

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    Perfect Glenn
    BUT
    That steering wheel is on wrong side for us Aussie’s.
    Saying that they do look good.
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