Cleaning and Prep Work

DoubleChevron said:
if you have a local barrel plater (ballarat has a good one) just take a big bucket of stuff up and get them to put it through for you.
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Do you have the name of the Ballarat player please? Don’t need it any more for the Safari, but always good to build up a database of good suppliers.

Sven
 
Glenn Drake said:
Some bits you will need to deassemble, like the horn brackets…remember to TAKE PHOTOS. Things that look surprisingly simple to put back together can become a mystery with the passing of time. (Horn brackets are just one example, as there’s a few ways these will easily go back together, but only one way is correct🤔
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Ummm, Hi Glenn! I took my horns off several years ago (without photos) and now that you mention it, it seems like I have no idea how they go back on! This on a second nose 1964 ID19 car. Do you have a photos of the correct set up? I can't find one!!!

Thanks leconte
 
Hi leconte, it’s amazing just how many ways those brackets can be assembled😊
I’m not sure if your car is the same, but if you mean the twin electric horns mounted just behind the bumper…then I will dig out the pics tomorrow and post them in this discussion
cheers
Glenn
 
So sorry but I have thrown out most of the pics of individual bits.
Taken before digital cameras were really a ubiquitous thing, I held on to the glossies for 20-years…and dis a clean out as a lockdown project!
I kept the negs in case I ever needed them, but just how I print from them in the days of digital is a mystery 🧐
 
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Does this help? Or was your arrangement different?

Sven
 
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