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I will restore my clod buster in a few time.
I ordered a new body but I installed several years ago a bullhead body on it. So I Don't know more where I put the original clod body posts. Somebody has a set for sale please? Here is my big baby before the resto. Body and chrome spares are ordered I will keep the bed door and grill of the old body because they have the cross and Chevrolet stamped. I hope that somebody could help me. |
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Working a Clod Buster is a real pleasure!
Except for the right pile, that old bodyshell doesn't look too battered. Are you going to let it go? I'll send you a PM if that is the case. |
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For the moment I will keep it. But maybe in the future... thanks for your interest.
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I finally found my clod body posts after 1h searching my bullhead body box...
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Boxes were never opened. And I drove it in snow, mud, sand and sea water. Realy waterproof.
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Come to think of it, I don't think my Super Clod gearboxes had any dirt in them either, despite driving through mud/water deep enough for it to float...
Yup, they really do float - somewhere on TC is a photo of member BlacqueJacque (or something very like that) sailing his on the lake at Snetterton |
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Yep I saw an old clod on youtube floating in a swimmingpool. I will try to restore it nicely.
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