aussiewannabee69
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These are almost like creases. Its not bog. Would this be caused from a front impact?
Anyone know what has happened here?
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Looks like a bad repair, badly hidden, beneath bad paint.....from this angle.
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Ya know my 69 had lead in that spot from the factory and my son n laws charger may have lead there as well. I know that it knocked out when I began disasembly, not saying Im correct but that's what i'm thinking is lead at the bottom of post
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Not bog?
Was that "autoccorrect" for Bondo?
That is a place where the factory did use lead. If corrosion gets behind it, it can and will separate from the steel. You might have to dig/melt it out, eliminate any corrosion and refill with either more lead or a safe filler.
Was that "autoccorrect" for Bondo?
That is a place where the factory did use lead. If corrosion gets behind it, it can and will separate from the steel. You might have to dig/melt it out, eliminate any corrosion and refill with either more lead or a safe filler.
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No kidding, huh? That is funny.
Watching that British show "Wheeler Dealers" has opened my eyes to new ways to say things.
Door cards = The interior door panel.
All Sorted = All figured out and fixed.
Niggly bits = Tedious details.
Past it = Finished, worn out.
Cheeky = Ballsy or arrogant
Knickers = Underwear.
Watching that British show "Wheeler Dealers" has opened my eyes to new ways to say things.
Door cards = The interior door panel.
All Sorted = All figured out and fixed.
Niggly bits = Tedious details.
Past it = Finished, worn out.
Cheeky = Ballsy or arrogant
Knickers = Underwear.
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We should start a translation thread....you forgot a couple
American/British
Pussy = Fanny
Fanny = Bum/arse
Fanny pack = Bumbag
Soccer = Football
Football = Turn the TV off.
Pound = 100 Pence
100 Pence = Trump's Deputy has a split personality
Tits = Knockers
Small bird = Tit
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And for the lead to go bad like that, there must be a ton of rust pushing it up.
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Whats the best way of attacking it?
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Read post number 4.
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fenders= wings hood=bonnet and my favorite phrase " I'm speechless, like a slapped dog !" hahahahah
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I have said this before about rust.....it's like an iceberg, only about 10% is visible or shows. The remaining 90% needs to be exposed and dealt with. To me, that car would not pass an New Zealand OR Australian road safety/worthiness check.
Best to find a good panelbeater that you trust (if you cannot do it yourself) and get that dealt to, before it becomes more of a nightmare than it could be already.
I definitely would not be 'mashing the go pedal' before getting that sorted out.
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Bog is also British slang (and more widespread) for the toilet.....as in "I'm going to the bog"Bog is Downunder slang for Bondo
Some even call it Mud.
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A.K.A.Bog is also British slang (and more widespread) for the toilet.....as in "I'm going to the bog"
"Going mud boggin'"
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Bog is actually a really good word - for example, Irishmen are known in slang terms as Bog Arabs. An Irishman/woman, or person of Irish decent. It is said that an Irishman is a Bog Arab due to the plethora of peat bogs to be found in Ireland.
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