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Jules wrote:Which holes are we looking at Shaun

Just kiddin'

Yeah there are still plenty of holes that shouldn't be there!

[quote="steveo also Will , you prolly seen it on your original inner back panel but make sure you make a re- enforcing plate where the tank straps go through , [/quote]


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sinny wrote:

Jules wrote:Which holes are we looking at Shaun

Just kiddin'

Yeah there are still plenty of holes that shouldn't be there!

Your car looking Great Sinny

Question is will you be parked next to me at nats next year only 252 days to go

autofetish wrote:

sinny wrote:

Jules wrote:Which holes are we looking at Shaun

Just kiddin'

Yeah there are still plenty of holes that shouldn't be there!

Your car looking Great Sinny

Question is will you be parked next to me at nats next year only 252 days to go

Challenge accepted!

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Question is will you be parked next to me at nats next year only 252 days to go[/quote]

Challenge accepted![/quote]


Oh Bananarama! going to have to really get my finger out now


Got the spring hangers on and car back on rotisserie

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Superb Workmanship there Will!

For a Novice welder you sure do good some good work!!!
I've seen cars from 'pro workshops' that were nowhere near as good as this.

See you at the Nats too LoL, I been doing my 71 Gtx for 12 years Doh.
In my defense it was a touch rustier than your 68.

Bacca is very impressed with all this wonderful Work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

thanks Bacca

So last night was this Little hole in my drivers side floor pan



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Q. The next area i need to hit is the main part of the drivers floor.

It has indentation in it the pro shop would have a swagging machine i dont. Is there anything i can do to make these groves. Hammer and make a wooden mold
What would you do ??

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Nice solid round tube with a matching routered out piece of wood to match the shape of the bar it's the way I have done it in the past and I will be doing it that way on Derek's boot floor over Christmas.

I routed out a piece of hardwood with a rounded groove to suit the profile of the underside of the indent. Then find a piece of steel bar that fits the curve of the topside of the indent,mark out repair patch,place wood under and bar on top and either hammer down to make indent or for more even accuracy,I used where there was enough room,a pair of carver clamps. The limit with those is the jaw depth as to how far across the plate they will reach. I was very pleased with the results

Snap Latil

That was good

Thank you

Still a little more hammer work to be done


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Excellent!!!!

That's it Cheaper and quicker than messing around shipping and changing the whole caboodle.

Wil

Well done fella for getting stuck into it