The Landsy's Full restoration

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The Toyota B is one hell of a an engine built simply to last.

 

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Cleaning is fun.

 

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More cleaning.

 

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Got a blaster cabinet made for this project.

 

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Start of body repair. We are lucky to have some good people who can replicate a body part. I mean, really good ones.

 

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More on the body works.

 

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My tinsmith guy has been working with metals since he was 16. He was trained by his father, a master body repair guy.

 

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He works with oxy-acetylene which requires a lot of skill.

 

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Excellent job on the repairs.

 

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The guy really knows what he is doing.

 

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This ends the body repair section.

 

[StarCruiser]

Great to see old school skill like that Oding, it’s coming on a treat. Can’t wait to see the finished article. When all the bits are one again.

 

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Great to see old school skill like that Oding, it’s coming on a treat. Can’t wait to see the finished article. When all the bits are one again.

I got to the part when the painting is done. I don't want to spoil all the thrills. Let me continue posting until I get to the present state of the restoration process.

 

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Front seats on restoration

 

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Chassis restoration at its best.

 

[clivehorridge]

Lovely. Reminds me of my Oxy-Ac days making repair panels for my old A35 and friends Austin 1100 / Mini / Maxi / MGB GT and whatever came by my garage.

Something special about torch welding, I miss my old Saphire...

 

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Getting all the under chassis parts sand blasted ready for painting.

 

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All clean and ready for painting.