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The fact that you got all the drums off is a MAJOR win, took me two days to get to that point. I welded up bands of steel strapping to slip over the shoes allowing the brakes to be bled with the drums still off. I have a vacuum bleeder too and found it to be utterly useless on the goat. Feel...

Nice, I didn't know there was any left.

Is the top new old stock or reproduction?

I'm jealous!!!

Wish I lived closer to you, I'd come and help investigate.

We do drive on the correct side of the road :-P

Looks pretty neat!

I did FIFO for years, oil rigs. I forgot about the chanters one.

I got mine from Tassie, should be here in about a week and a half, it's coming to my place at Echuca. Mine is all original. I know the bloke who did your conversion, if you'd like to speak to him PM me and I'll give you his number. Are you military or fly in/fly out?

Mine is left hand drive. The conversions were done privately, not by the military.

We need pictures Spock, is it the white one? There are currently 6 goats in Aus as far as anyone can work out, 2 of which were converted to right hand drive. I just pulled the trigger on one also.