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Tassie Bellett Rescue 
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Hi all

following up on information passed on by our Queensland spies, James and I performed a rescue a few weeks ago. As you can see, a new grille, a few litres of cutting compound followed by a good wax - n- shine and it will look like new.

I've finally got around to posting the pics.

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Mon Nov 24, 2014 7:59 am
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doesn't look to bad either. Late model strip lights.

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Mon Nov 24, 2014 8:49 am
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Awesome!

Thought of you today; colleague spoke to someone in Tassie with a Bellett and he mentioned me to the guy, however the client only knows of one other Bellett owner....in Darwin!

I assume he meals Redback Neil!! Anyway, my colleague has to ring him back about something, so I told him to inform the client of the forum.

Hopefully he pops up!

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Mon Nov 24, 2014 12:42 pm
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there is another known bellett in Darwin its a 66model the guy is in the mvec ..motor vehicle enthusiasts club in Darwin I dare say redback will know him if not pm me redback and I will give you his details ... cheers davo


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Glenn wrote:
doesn't look to bad either. Late model strip lights.

Too far gone Glenn the tops of the sills have huge holes and the floor pan not real good either :cry:


Mon Nov 24, 2014 7:52 pm
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Yep
She's welll and truelly stuffed
Sad really
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Tue Nov 25, 2014 6:10 am
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PM Sent....

I was a member of MVEC here a while ago....................so it might be me they are talking about :) maybe??


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hi neil have pmd his name good luck ..davo


Tue Nov 25, 2014 9:58 pm
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Good on you both for getting together on the rescue. Even if it just donates parts, its not going to waste and keeping others alive. OR you might just find the TIG master who wants to burn some wire!

Cheers, Matt.

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Wed Nov 26, 2014 11:01 am
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nice jobs guys, still good for parts if nothing else

keep them on the road

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THE FINAL CHAPTER

Waiting for the truck to arrive.

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Thats a pretty sad sight. I see the sills are non existant, but are you not keeping the guards?
Hope you got some worthwhile bits,
cheers, Matt.

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hi farmer first thing I saw was the gaurds also .cheers davo


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ball joints ....tire rod ends ......???


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Front hubs thanks.
Seriously.
And front and rear springs.


Thu Nov 19, 2015 4:39 am
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still plenty of parts left on that ...Tassie boys


Thu Nov 19, 2015 8:40 am
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Hi all

She looks OK in pictures but guards are full of advanced tin worm. The only salvageable panels were the bonnet and front valance but they will still require new metal to be welded in. Already got rear ends and front ends in the old chook shed so had to make a decision on storage space and family harmony (???)
It did yield a lot of mechanical and interior bits. Being sedan lovers, James and I are pretty pleased with the stuff we could get off it as spares for our cars and had to call it quits at some stage.

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Still would be great to put in the garden, that's what I like DO!

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