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73.
Exposed rear wall.
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74.
A lot of this rot could be caused
by the ladder.
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75.
Preparing to remove to old ali roof off the Cheetah. |
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76.
It's off. Roughly 6.5 metres in
length. |
77.
New roof ali will be fitted so the
old
roof is coiled up and ready to scrap. |
78.
The exposed roof. 2x 9mm
plywood sheets |
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79.
Plywood sheets removed. |
80.
Rear roof section is unscrewed
and removed from the top. |
81.
The other side. |
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82.
Both roof sections have now been
removed. |
83.
Overview of the Cheetah with the
main roof sections. |
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overhead cab roof with opening
for the 280mm x 28-mm skylight. |
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85.
No going back now!
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86.
The new walls get more wood preservative.
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87.
That's the nearside wall done. |
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88.
We've had this photo before.
Ooops! |
89.
At last the old wall is removed from the Cheetah and the new side wall is put
on. |
90.
Coachbolts, washers and nuts
are used at the back into and along
the side skirts. More of this later. |
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The offside wall ready for the preservative. |
92.
Half way there. |
93.
Completed. |
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94.
The old wall is removed and the
new Offside framing is temporarily
put on the van |
95.
As with the other side - coachbolts, washers and nuts. |
96.
With the side wall framing done, onto the next task. This is no ordinary
restoration in as much Clare & Marv have decided to completely renew all the
internal furniture too. |
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