Re: Pickup wanted

hi muff
you have to be careful with sand blasting it will buckle flat panels. BTW
my bro in law has finished the 79 van i gave him and hes now getting offers
of £4000 so i hope u got lots of dosh

fragged

"The Muffin Man"
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I am on the lookout for a solid-ish pickup shell (cheep). Doesn't matter
about MOT or running gear or paperwork as I intend to sand blast it and
repannel it as a "new" shell so I don't have to take mine off the road for
much more than a week.

Obviously if I am having it sand blasted, there has to be some of it left
so
it must be solid (ish)

If you know of one...

The Muffin Man

Sounds about right. That is what the pickup is up for with the insurace
when it was valued. I just want a shell to 'make brand new' so I don't have
to have the car off the road for more than the summer holidays transferring
the stuff from my shell to another shell. Then I want to make a monster
truck with the leftovers ;-)

The Muffin Man

"fraggy" <fragged8 (AT) SPAMhotmail (DOT) com> wrote

hi muff
you have to be careful with sand blasting it will buckle flat panels. BTW
my bro in law has finished the 79 van i gave him and hes now getting
offers
of £4000 so i hope u got lots of dosh

fragged

"The Muffin Man"
muffin.man (AT) mad (DOT) scientistS...MANDSPAM.c om
wrote
in message news:3ee9eca0_1 (AT) mk-nntp-2 (DOT) news.uk.tiscali.com...
I am on the lookout for a solid-ish pickup shell (cheep). Doesn't
matter
about MOT or running gear or paperwork as I intend to sand blast it and
repannel it as a "new" shell so I don't have to take mine off the road
for
much more than a week.

Obviously if I am having it sand blasted, there has to be some of it
left
so
it must be solid (ish)

If you know of one...

The Muffin Man