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Old 12-21-2017, 12:59 PM
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Default 100 project has begun.

Well guys I have started the restore on the 100 I picked up back in Feb. I have been keeping busy this summer and fall finishing the 129 restore and with the 2185 I bought in Sept.
I drug the little guy out of the shed and took a few pics before her pressure wash bath and as y'all can see this is going to be a real challenge. But I wouldn't have it any other way. As you can see the rats had built a nice home under the battery box, I removed 2 skeletons.
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Old 12-21-2017, 01:05 PM
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Real challenge? It looks complete and doesn't have any big hole torched in it, you should be able to have it done in a week or two. Looking forward to your progress, keep the pics coming.
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Pics Pics Pics Pics!

I'm sure you will, but keep us updated with good pics along the way! Looking forward to seeing this one turn out!
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Looks like all he needs is a good bath and a carb rebuild and you're GTG!
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Old 12-21-2017, 07:42 PM
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Looks like all he needs is a good bath and a carb rebuild and you're GTG!
I only wish, Carb rebuild for sure, gas tank was about 1/4 full or empty ever how one looks at it, gas had turned to varnish and tons of rust inside, think I have that figured out how to clean it. She will take lots of PB blaster but i'll get it torn apart. Time is on my side. Pics soon.
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Old 12-21-2017, 10:06 PM
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Go Bama, Go!
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Looks like a great restoration candidate---all there and not beat up! Seat and headlights appear aftermarket, rear hubcaps factory? So to what level of restoration are you going for--is this going to be a trailer queen or will you take photos after painting and then proceed to go mow the yard? Please keep your thread updated with lots of pics and HAVE FUN!
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I always like to see a model 100 come back to life!
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Old 12-26-2017, 09:26 AM
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Default Tare down begins

Had a couple of warm days last week and I was able to get in the shop and skin a few knuckles. All and all wasn't to bad. Few pics.

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s/g removed I was curious so I bench tested, gonna have to rebuild it.
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About ready to pull engine.
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Engine pulled and on work bench ready for cleaning.
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I hope to get more done soon. Pics to follow.
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