Refreshing a D2 in NH
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I'm probably going to go this route, I wanted to reasearch my options a bit first. A family friend has a lift and I wanted to get the Rover healthy enough to drive there so I can use the lift and replace all the brake pipes. I basically blew the rear pipes attempting an italian tune up. This bar cost $65 shipped off amazon, I'm very surprised it isn;t total trash.
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I just got the tie rod bar on and it looks great.
I decided to test out some abrasives on the frame to strip the rust and paint. My frame is in very good shape overall, but has some ugly scaling in areas. I think I’m going to strip it to bare metal, and POR-15 it. This little purple thingy stripped rust and paint instantly, I’ll likely go with this for most of the frame and a sand blaster for smaller areas. I love the sand blaster but I live in a city, I don’t really want to unleash a sandstorm on the neighborhood so I’ll limit the blasting.
I decided to test out some abrasives on the frame to strip the rust and paint. My frame is in very good shape overall, but has some ugly scaling in areas. I think I’m going to strip it to bare metal, and POR-15 it. This little purple thingy stripped rust and paint instantly, I’ll likely go with this for most of the frame and a sand blaster for smaller areas. I love the sand blaster but I live in a city, I don’t really want to unleash a sandstorm on the neighborhood so I’ll limit the blasting.
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whowa004 (09-11-2020)
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I’m going to swap out this tire, throw some old plates on and go for a spin around the block. This will be the first time it’s left the driveway since I started working on it. The front driver side spring is broken in two places, and the rear brake line is leaking, so this will be a short cruise.
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