Glad I'm checking everything?

We found the inlets and carbies for car.

gunna keep being the postie great to see now I know where to get some spare parts ....cheers davo

Pic of the day. Guess the origin? And "no" they already have a home, they are heading to Ecuador I believe.

Mundoonan rest area.

Yass based.

Sausage for dinner and toast for brekky with milo. Great people !!!

....................bellel......................

Bingo

Congrats on the finds, some pretty cool stuff you have found!

wonder if that was the left overs of that bellel in a wreckers yard couple years back in Melbourne and they woudnt sell it as it was pulled in as wreck it was just political jargon (bullshi) shame .............

I wouldn't know about the Melbourne one.
This was from the northern rivers unit. I rang up about a truck load of crushed scrap too late in sept last year. Apparently it was totally gone/rusted but at least some bellet heads made use of it in the last 30 years. It came in spotless

When their gone, their gone.

Almost home. One more hour

First frame hanging vertical.

Update: the northern rivers bellel was a fully kitted out ambassador model with the twin carby motor, extra interior lights, air conditioning.

one up...... guess they are all up by now. Those guys work fast.

I wish. That took all morning compliments of wife,14 & 11 yearolds and me.
Maybe another one tomorrow.

DIY project...... i thought you were getting this built.

Diy apart from concrete.

I wanted someone to do the shed build but "she who must be listened to" had a funny facial expression when i said that.

Then said "I enjoyed helping you with the other shed!" (Some 17 years ago, when pregnant with eldest boy). Ummmph Talk about cravings???

So its a diy (for now ).

I thought I'd add to my corrected Update on the Bellels.

The parts pictured earlier were from the Melbourne Bellel. It wasn't the Bellel Bullitt referred to since this was a complete Bellel in the Other Jap section at Pick A Part Campbellfield and various people obtained parts from it like the engine and those pictured above. It also had various spares in its boot like 3 Bellett GT wheel caps and a boxed Bellett rear brake cylinder.
I'm fairly certain it was a plain single carby model but the person that got its G200 engine could confirm that.

Pic for today:

Like a blue healer marking his territory, so the bellett claims the shed!!

"She who must be harassed" did this

That Bellel was the twin downdraft carb version.
Ive personally seen it a few times in the collection of an owner in Melbourne.

The removal of parts (other than the engine) and the subsequent actions of some people shall remain unspoken of tho thank you....