Anybody out there?

[worldinchaos]

Originally Posted by kevinb

Susiesilver
The front window consists of three windows, if the 2 smaller windows have been removed on either side of the main window then it could present a challenge as the frames will be very hard to find.
An excellent thread is "slow floor replacement" by member "Toastie" He has restored a 55 safari so it will be similar to yours. (wish someone would show me how to add a link!) .

Kevin

Hey Kevin, when you type out something like "Slow Floor Replacement", then first find the link you want, and copy the URL address. Now go back and select the text you want to make a link- that is, highlight it. Above the text entry box is a logo that looks like a world with a couple chain links below it (just below the white happy face). Click that with the text selected, then you get a pop-up window to enter your link where you can paste in the one you copied before. That should do it.....

Slow Floor Replacement

And Susie, that's an absolutely beautiful find. Good luck on the project.

[Suziesilver]

Nice! I had new tires and bearings packed prior to the 2,000 mile pull home. I sent a friend for it and they were home in a jiffy, I think they flew. I think it may need new brakes.

[Suziesilver]

Thanks for all the wishes and wooos! I'm happy about my find and am eager to get out of a tent! The kids and I camp at least 7 days out of a month in the summer and it will be a fun change. Thanks for link to the floor!

[kevinb]

Originally Posted by worldinchaos

Hey Kevin, when you type out something like "Slow Floor Replacement", then first find the link you want, and copy the URL address. Now go back and select the text you want to make a link- that is, highlight it. Above the text entry box is a logo that looks like a world with a couple chain links below it (just below the white happy face). Click that with the text selected, then you get a pop-up window to enter your link where you can paste in the one you copied before. That should do it.....

Slow Floor Replacement

And Susie, that's an absolutely beautiful find. Good luck on the project.

Thanks for the link tutorial, as bad as I am with computers it will probably still give me trouble, but I'll sure give it a try!!

Susie, make sure your axle is ok before brake replacement, that way it can all be done at one time if need be.