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TR6 Dismantle steps.
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glemon
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Nothing real specific, but work from the outside in. You can take off bumpers, lights and interior with the car on the wheels. Then put it up on stands do wheels, suspension, bolt on body panels. Motor drivetrain, axles next, wiring, body off frame hydraulic and fuel lines last.
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Kevin,
This playlist might help you. Helped my neighbour Les tear his down over a few days...you could see how we did it if you are interested.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLuiK_kfeY7S0dBBZgUWqABb83IVQY9vn2
Cheers
Tush
This playlist might help you. Helped my neighbour Les tear his down over a few days...you could see how we did it if you are interested.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLuiK_kfeY7S0dBBZgUWqABb83IVQY9vn2
Cheers
Tush
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