Kool Kustoms Kimba in Kimba, South Australia | Vehicle body shop

Kool Kustoms Kimba

Locality: Kimba, South Australia

Phone: +61 400 700 542

Address: 4 High Street 5641 Kimba, SA, Australia

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25.01.2022 Steering column for the HQ. Took 4 columns to make 1 good one yay that was a job and a half turned out ok.

24.01.2022 The AT 4 Dodge one more step closer today starting to look like a truck again.

23.01.2022 Upgrading the braking system on the car trailer today. New electronic brakes.

22.01.2022 More parts painted for the 1948 Morris truck

22.01.2022 The HQ getting some love this week. Starting to go together. Looking good.

21.01.2022 More parts painted for the AT4 Dodge. Looking good

16.01.2022 GU Nissan patrol. all the rust treated and coated with a Zinc phosphate primer.

15.01.2022 1966 mustang bonnet i managed to get painted today spite the heat.

14.01.2022 More parts painted for the 1948 Morris truck.

12.01.2022 Time to knock off i think. Wow 49.5c and not the hottest day of the week yet

11.01.2022 Finally got the last coat of primer on the HQ today

11.01.2022 A Couple more bits done ready for the 1948 Morris truck. Wiper motor and accelerator pedal all unsized and painted.

11.01.2022 Zinc phosphate primer all rubbed back and now coated in a black sealer. Nissan patrol.

10.01.2022 Nissan patrol now coated in Denominator Bed liner. This thing is going to be so tough when its finished.

09.01.2022 Long weekend so time to finish off the car trailer been 18 months off the road now.

08.01.2022 Knocked off early today gone just after 12. Think it's warm enough by then. Started at 5.30 to try to bet the heat but it was 30 When I started lol

08.01.2022 Dodge AT4 finished for now. Will be back after seeding to finish it off.

01.01.2022 The interior is painted for the 1948 Morris truck.

01.01.2022 Nissan patrol roof sanded back. Lots of rust hiding under the paint. Next step lots of rust treatments then some zinc phosphate primer to protect it properly.