Spoke's 71 2.056L 914 Progress Thread, Driving it Like I Stole It |
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Spoke's 71 2.056L 914 Progress Thread, Driving it Like I Stole It |
Spoke |
Dec 28 2007, 10:59 PM
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Jerry Group: Members Posts: 7,084 Joined: 29-October 04 From: Allentown, PA Member No.: 3,031 Region Association: None |
Like Zach said before, just what the World needs is another progress thread. So here it is for my 71 1.7L red ride.
I'm working on an engine swap for my leaky 1.7L with slipping clutch to a non-leaking, unknown GEX rebuilt 1.8L so I decided to concatenate several threads on this car into one progress thread. Eventually I will sell the red 71 and keep the green 74 as my only 914. For now the plan is to get the new 1.8L engine in the car. The 1.8L has SSHE where the 1.7L in the car has very much corroded stock HE's. Here's pics after last year's rear end accident that totaled the car and the finished product after many months of rehab. Attached image(s) |
Spoke |
Jun 1 2009, 09:45 PM
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Jerry Group: Members Posts: 7,084 Joined: 29-October 04 From: Allentown, PA Member No.: 3,031 Region Association: None |
There is basically nothing left of the lower part of this long from the front to the rear. In this area there was nothing left of the top outer long. This will be replaced with a new piece.
Here is the hell hole from the outside looking in. The black metal inner fender is a replacement piece that was welded from the inside but not outside. So I cut off the bottom of the piece to rebuild all of the metal of the inner fender and weld all seams that I can. Notice the rust through on the outer suspension pickup. This is before I started poking it with my screwdriver. This is the front of the 16 gauge plate that replaces the outer long panel. It is attached to the chassis only about 1/2 way up the plate as the previous work was done with the sill plate still attached. This will all be welded up. Here is the plate looking straight down. The entire top of the plate was not welded to anything. The top of the original long was basically loose on the outside. |
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