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Ashley
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by Ashley Sun Oct 28, 12 7:17 pm
Got Mick's crash damaged Coronet to fix.
After cross checking the chassis, i cut away the scrap metal.
Mick got hold of a complete sill section with b post, so after blasting i lined up and welded it in
New panels aren't here until late December so cars going in to storage next week.
Some pic's to be going on with
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Ashley
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by Ashley Sun Oct 28, 12 7:20 pm
part 3
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by Pete Sun Oct 28, 12 7:31 pm
Cracking work Ashley!!!KNOW this is a stupid question, but why did you have to change or remove part of the floor panel? is it connected to the inner Sill, etc?
Pete Wiseman; Cambridge.
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by big block Sun Oct 28, 12 7:31 pm
Nice work Ash , the damage is much worse than it initially looked, but it looks like it's in good hands
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by Ashley Sun Oct 28, 12 7:44 pm
Pete floor pan was rotten
If this was a post car the damage would have been alot worst, with the roof been dragged down with the impact.
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by Pete Sun Oct 28, 12 7:54 pm
BlimeY!!!!
Unusual to rot there? I can understand front floor pans but I am most surprised by that, you never know.....
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by Cannonball Sun Oct 28, 12 8:25 pm
HE NOW HAS PART OF A GENUINE 69 ROADRUNNER ON HIS CAR, NICE WORK MATEY
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by Ashley Sun Oct 28, 12 8:32 pm
Cannonball wrote: HE NOW HAS PART OF A GENUINE 69 ROADRUNNER ON HIS CAR, NICE WORK MATEY
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by Pete Sun Oct 28, 12 8:34 pm
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by db Sun Oct 28, 12 9:48 pm
I'm always stunned when i see stuff like this. Inspiring work, thanks for the pics!
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by andyrob Mon Oct 29, 12 8:27 am
do you want a falcon to fix ??????????
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by Pete Mon Oct 29, 12 8:30 am
You can see now why subframe connectors are a good idea on heavy hitters......
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If this was a post car the damage would have been alot worst, with the roof been dragged down with the impact.
