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1984 SL Restoration

Belizeit said:
Nice job. I see you still have the cardboard down.
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Yep, I leave cardboard under all of them so I can find any leaks.

This red one has very minor dripping from the Dana 300, about a dime sized spot, not worth pursuing.
My green Scrambler has a minor drip from the Dana 300 and the rear AMC 20 diff cover, not worth pursuing.
My red Scrambler has a drip from the Dana 300, not worth pursuing.
The Dr. Field and Brush mower leaves a line on the floor from the drive chain lube, nothing to do about that.
The Honda mower is the only thing that doesn't "mark its territory"!!!!!!!!!

Just trying to keep the concrete clean :thumbsup:
 
Mine was a leaker. I'm hoping after rebuild and back together I can maybe ditch the 2 large drip pans, or at least the old rags that I use to sop up the heavy flow.
 
I can be there tomorrow. I’ll even let Tommy look at it as I drive through Red Stick on the way home. :D
 
I used to go through inline pumps almost monthly but so far, so good with my holley in tank pump.
 
Somebody please come get me :crazy:

Trailer is sitting there:

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Driver is ready to go:

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JeepAddict dropped off an empty trailer last week when he passed through on his way to Florida. He is supposed to come load it up, take it home today :fingerscrossed:

Two final pictures from me for now:

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I am sure I will have some more fiddling to do with this one in the future, but for now I am done with it :thumbsup:
 
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