George Abbey

If you thought the last one was a photo dump, buckle up. Haven't written one of these for a while, so be prepared for all of the spelling mistakes and clunky writing - lol. The first step here was removing the body to clean up the chassis (But also replace the body with the one purchased from Richard)… Dan came along to 'help' with this ;) Following that, some closer inspections of everything were in order. A couple of bits removed and the cleaning begins!! Getting this chassis prepped for...

This one is gonna be a bit of an odd one with a mountain of photos and a little bit of text. Haven't found the time to write up these blogs recently and as a result there's a bit of a backlog; so as the title suggests, this one's a catch-up! Now that most of the cab was off already, we decided to just rip off the rest to make our lives easier cleaning and repairing that which needed it (99% of the cab parts). Now it was off, the next step was to start sorting the bulkhead out, this involved a...

Right.... here we go again! This one's probably going to be a bit of a photo dump as I'm writing it whilst still in recovery from Temple at War '26. The day started off well, with a visit from Mark & Mike of The Shack Rats. We decided to test the PTO/ winch now that there was no cable to get tangled around itself and just as a tester before we eventually remove it. Only 2 issues occurred during this, at first, an assorted wire decided to wrap itself around the winch driveshaft, following...