1969 Custom/10 clean up

[Stevoo]

Hi Steve,
If you blast off the kit and not re-kit the welds water will crawl between the panels and they will rot.
Also if you use industrial grade grit to blast the cab chance is high you will blast a hole in the metal. That's it how agressive it is. Especially the roof is fragile for heavy sandblasting..
You can also use glasparels of pindadoppen, or call a firm like straalbedrijf Warmerdam in Hillegom to inform about the costs if they do it for you....

good luck, Steve

Sorry for the comments with some dutch words guys..

[FrankieD]

Originally Posted by Stevoo

Hi Steve,
Sorry for the comments with some dutch words guys..

I think it's kind of cool.

[Steve-W]

Originally Posted by FrankieD

I think it's kind of cool.

well, seeing we think american english is cool, the only response I can think of is: whatever floats your boat

but back on topic, the pick up of the cabin has been posponed by a week. we were going next wednesday, but I've got some seminars where I have to attend so we'll be going the wednesday after that, so the 14th.
(must be good seeing my house nr. is 14...)

[Steve-W]

Wednesday we rented a truck and set out to Marlog Carhandling in Roosendaal, in the south of Holland to pick up my cabine which had cleared customs and all the paperwork was done. when we finally arrived there (for us 2,5h drive is far far away) we saw some beauties being brought in from the motherland
a (for dutch standards) BIG Winnebego with some work


a truck loaded with toys, mostly Cali plates:


in the warehouse there was some more:


but this is what it's all about!!:

A bit dirty, but no rust!

I was a bit in a hurry, because we're in Poland now to celebrate xmas. so detailed pics will follow.