frankies stouts

catch up with u another day when i figure out how to post notes,good luck with it,theres heaps of other owners who would be good for info

afraid tey're no hotrod,rather a workhorse with a low ratio gearbox,good for hauling heavy loads at lower speeds,suit brickies etc.Also very stiffly sprung to cope with the load,so you'll bounce around like whatever unless u've got something heavy in the back

it that I prob wouln't b much help,other than maybe aworkshop manual for reference if it applied to your model,mines a 77 and not sure what my manual covers.

how's it going mands?had to replyas your remark about performance gave me a giggle...and pls excuse my slack typing otherwise i'd be here forever.I used to drive a stout many years ago, still have it and a spare,and sadly it has sat in the weather also for many years,full of junk and is so deteriorated that its really only good for parts. Been so many years since I've done any work on