That is the standard diff when L31 optioned. GV2 (3.36) Wouldn't be too many Pur-pull HQ Belmont utes made, especially L31 bench seat examples!
That is the standard diff when L31 optioned. GV2 (3.36) Wouldn't be too many Pur-pull HQ Belmont utes made, especially L31 bench seat examples!
i'm quite prepared to trade/sell most of the cars I own to get that one outlaw. lemme know when you're ready ;) great pick up. DON"T RESTORE IT
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Thanks for all your comments guys. No plan to restore it at this stage, only major rust is behind the rear window as the hard cover on the back held leaf litter etc in there. The owner kept all records from new, he bought a logbook as well and entered every action- including fuel stops with the amount of fuel, the miles on the clock and the date. It is an amazing thing to read.
You guys are spot on I think, the paperwork says 3.55 but the compliance says GV4 which could be 3.36:1 ,right?
Built 12/73, 13134, 39B, L31, M21, GV4
Vombil, you can have a piece of the history too mate, I will give you the Roo Bar and fibreglass hard lid off the back!
Well done Outlaw, you certainly have a piece of Australian Automotive History there. Good on you, enjoy.
"Proud To Be An Old Fart".
I used Ranex. I used it undiluted with either a rag or paint brush to apply. Just wipe it on and keep it wet for as long as you can or until the rust is gone- make sure you do it in the shade, preferably in a shed away from any breeze as well because it can stain the paint if it dries out. Left the Ranex on for days in the shed!
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I will get all the details for you tonight, all I know off the top of my head is that it was purchased new at City Motors, Perth WA. The original owner was a Police Officer and he asked for some interesting options.... like the speedometer Police Calibrated.... He received the car on the 4th of January, 1974
A comparison photo for you Vombil
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yeah i use that stuff generally but have had the problem of it drying and bleaching paint. how do you keep it wet? it's nearly 40 degrees!!!
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