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Dingo photos
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Dingo photos
by Blitzdough » Mon Jan 23, 2012 2:01 pm
I've been working on the Dingo. Although its got a ways to go, I thought I'd put up a few photos of the progress.
1944 MkII Daimler Dingo
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Re: Dingo photos
by Dave M38A1 » Wed Jan 25, 2012 4:41 am
Wow,
That thing is cool.
looks like a lot of fun.
You've done some really good work there, must be good seeing it get close to completion.
Thanks for posting
Dave
That thing is cool.
looks like a lot of fun.
You've done some really good work there, must be good seeing it get close to completion.
Thanks for posting
Dave
Dave M38A1
1955 M38A1
M274 A5 Mule (Pepe')
64 CJ5
97 TJ Wrangler (Son's Ride)
1955 M38A1
M274 A5 Mule (Pepe')
64 CJ5
97 TJ Wrangler (Son's Ride)
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Re: Dingo photos
by LANCE MILLER » Wed Feb 22, 2012 6:29 am
Looks good. You are a little further with yours than I am on this one.
I'm about ready to pull the engine and transmission and start cleaning it up.
Keep up the good work.
Lance Miller
I'm about ready to pull the engine and transmission and start cleaning it up.
Keep up the good work.
Lance Miller
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Re: Dingo photos
by Blitzdough » Thu Mar 29, 2012 8:10 am
Hey Lance,
You are a braver man that me! When I got mine, it was just about running and needed/needs more cosmetic work than mechanical (stuff that even I can manage). Cudos, and I hope it goes smoothly!
Chuck
You are a braver man that me! When I got mine, it was just about running and needed/needs more cosmetic work than mechanical (stuff that even I can manage). Cudos, and I hope it goes smoothly!
Chuck
1944 MkII Daimler Dingo
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