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F55 history question

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F55 history question

Post by Eddy »

OK, here's a question for those who really know their daihats!

I have a F55, and the chassis appears to be a F50 frame lengthened, (cut and shut) with a peice of 100x50 RHS welded in.
The PO claims that this is how the first ones were made, and, it being a very neat job, I wonder if he's right :?

Any ideas?
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Re: F55 history question

Post by runnin4life »

Eddy wrote:OK, here's a question for those who really know their daihats!

I have a F55, and the chassis appears to be a F50 frame lengthened, (cut and shut) with a peice of 100x50 RHS welded in.
The PO claims that this is how the first ones were made, and, it being a very neat job, I wonder if he's right :?

Any ideas?
could be possible
but then again since when has a factory chassis looked good
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