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  1. Justin B

    Our 69 Coronet. Getting legal for Kiwi roads

    Ha ha, nah, thats just my wife, "You did really mess that bit up, didn't ya" My biggest supporter, but also not afraid to tell me when I mess up
  2. Justin B

    Happy birthday Justin B

    I'm the idiot standing in the red oval
  3. Justin B

    Our 69 Coronet. Getting legal for Kiwi roads

    Put the Bee stripe on, just before leaving for a party out of town. Came out ok, a couple of wrinkles I couldn't smooth out in one spot around a reflector, might have to re do that bit at some stage
  4. Justin B

    Happy birthday Justin B

    Hey! Wow! Thanks for the birthday wishes Went to another mates birthday (a 60th) out of town, but didn't tell anyone it was my birthday also lol, I'm not much of a birthday guy.... Got waaayyyyy to drunk and fell over, crashing thru a glass block partition wall, apparently it was real funny I...
  5. Justin B

    Our 69 Coronet. Getting legal for Kiwi roads

    Reassembled the coronet Quick wet sand and buff to get rid of the fluff, really needs a better sand n buff, will do before I put the stripe on in a few weeks. Went to a show, the first time taking the Coronet to a show as a car legal for our roads. Love driving this thing with the 4 speed big block
  6. Justin B

    Our 69 Coronet. Getting legal for Kiwi roads

    Rubbed back the 2k red,put 3 coats of clear on. Very happy with the results. Light rub n polish then reassemble. As an amateur in the garage, I feel this is as good as could have hoped for
  7. Justin B

    Our 69 Coronet. Getting legal for Kiwi roads

    Would have liked to go to that, but we are attending a wedding the evening before in Wellington
  8. Justin B

    Our 69 Coronet. Getting legal for Kiwi roads

    Got the paint done. Came out ok. I was a bit heavy on the top coat, so gotta deal with some runs. Little but of fluff here n there, so needs a rub back. It's a 2k single stage, so I can sand, cut n buff and be done with it. But I did a sample with a clear coat and it looks pretty good, so I may...
  9. Justin B

    Our 69 Coronet. Getting legal for Kiwi roads

    Totally get ya there. We more go for the crew that we hang out with, spend more time on the bbq and drinking beer then the official events
  10. Justin B

    Our 69 Coronet. Getting legal for Kiwi roads

    Air temp is 16c today, that's low 60s f. I have been heating the car/room from early morning. Awesome wagon. You going to the Hop in November?
  11. Justin B

    Our 69 Coronet. Getting legal for Kiwi roads

    All ready for paint tomorrow
  12. Justin B

    Our 69 Coronet. Getting legal for Kiwi roads

    Been busy with paint prep, only found one more small spot of rust, so fixed that. Stripped the roof back, as it was crocodile reaction all over it. Primed with epoxy urethane. Did small dent filling and 2k prime to repairs. Have now rubbed the whole lot back, and am making my DIY booth...
  13. Justin B

    Our 69 Coronet. Getting legal for Kiwi roads

    A retired panel beater. They inspect the car when imported for body repairs over it's lifetime, sometimes they are cool, sometimes they make you strip stuff if they think it's Bondo. It's a real headache, quite often the biggest hurdle to get a classic car legal here
  14. Justin B

    Our 69 Coronet. Getting legal for Kiwi roads

    Yep, kept the 215 on the front. 295 on a 10inch on rear. And yes, annoying I had to strip those areas, especially as this car is really solid overall. I'm just painting to whole thing red again in my shed, same color as it was before. Our government is progressively making it harder to import...
  15. Justin B

    Our 69 Coronet. Getting legal for Kiwi roads

    Went out for one lat drive before prepping for paint Part of me really likes the grey primer patches
  16. Justin B

    Our 69 Coronet. Getting legal for Kiwi roads

    Got project wanna bee legal for the road here in New Zealand. Signed off as a solid car, all body work signed off, all modifications from factory checked and certified. Assigned a n.z. vin number, number plate and warrent of fitness. All legal to drive now Next up, a D.I.Y. paint job in my...
  17. Justin B

    Our 69 Coronet. Getting legal for Kiwi roads

    More progress on project wanna bee. Had to do repairs to trunk floor, lower quater and a couple of little rust holes. C pillars were fine, and driver's quater was brazed on in the 80s, this was all fine with the inspector, but what a lot of work to find out it's all good underneath, frustrating...
  18. Justin B

    Our 69 Coronet. Getting legal for Kiwi roads

    Our Coro has been running great, new clutch works mint. We put her through "compliance" last week, it's a very strict check to make sure the car is roadworthy. They were happy with the cars mechanical condition after the work I did. However, they were unimpressed with some of the panel work. Has...
  19. Justin B

    Our 69 Coronet. Getting legal for Kiwi roads

    I'm almost ready for compliance check, and intial repair cert check (flagged for small chassis damage). In the next week or two, then I find out if I need to do any body work, it should be minimal, as it has very little rust, one bottom 1/4 is bondo, and a small patch of trunk floor, so...
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