
CRAZYDAVE
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Polar White and Rust - a restoration epic, can it even be done?
CRAZYDAVE replied to IanMc's topic in Your project
Be wary with chassis legs especially in the section you mention. Any rust you see on the outside of the swan neck is just the tip of the iceberg as they are double skinned there a notorious water trap and rust from inside out π -
Polar White and Rust - a restoration epic, can it even be done?
CRAZYDAVE replied to IanMc's topic in Your project
Predictive text can be a pain.................i once signed off a work email 'Kind Retards' by accident in my defence g and t are next to each other on the key board my other blunder was advertising a car with 'One Pervious Owner' -
It looks bang on I like lows!!!!ππ
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Ebay: 73M LHD A-Series Manta for sale
CRAZYDAVE replied to Monaco Blue's topic in Ebay Ads / Free Stuff / Swaps / Trades
This post made my day after a hard days work class πππ -
I always use a rubber mallet to gently tap the rubbers down as I go and into the corners that should help π Car looks great π
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Very nice π
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Itβs the original paper factory repair manual Iβll need to dig it out and picture it π nothing I havenβt found that I need π
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Itβs not bad I just prefer to pick out panels and replace rather than patch π Iβve managed to find every outer panel over the years π the parts in the pic above are the genuine gm strengtheners used when replacing swan necks π they are in the factory body repair manual Iβll dig it out at some point π
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Thatβs the plan ππ I have already started π
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Some of them did back in the day when a local smt Vauxhall Opel dealer shut down Iβve been collecting for twenty years π Cheers Danny π
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Thanks π there are more π
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The purists might not like this one but here is my project π
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Excellent work π what is your preferred method for dressing welds and blending them nice and smooth?