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I’m getting ready to start this project. What is the first few steps?
Build a jig? Any recommendations? Remove the engine? ? ? ? Need advice from the wealth of intelligence from this forum please. Thanks Jeff Attached thumbnail(s) ![]() |
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Advanced Member ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 4,442 Joined: 6-May 20 From: north antarctica Member No.: 24,231 Region Association: NineFourteenerVille ![]() ![]() |
I’m getting ready to start this project. What is the first few steps? Build a jig? Any recommendations? Remove the engine? ? ? ? Need advice from the wealth of intelligence from this forum please. Thanks Jeff this image being detail of same car as steel bar welded from engine mount to suspension trailing arm? seems to be a glimpse into whats on the other side of a hell hole supernova collapse. i'd think hard about this one before you start. |
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I’m getting ready to start this project. What is the first few steps? Build a jig? Any recommendations? Remove the engine? ? ? ? Need advice from the wealth of intelligence from this forum please. Thanks Jeff this image being detail of same car as steel bar welded from engine mount to suspension trailing arm? seems to be a glimpse into whats on the other side of a hell hole supernova collapse. i'd think hard about this one before you start. agreed... and honestly a rust repaired car is worth less than a never been rusty, original car. yes... a very professional repair is better than an amateur one... but that will have to be determined by a future caretaker down the road... This car has some of the most significant rust and PO repairs I've seen... aka the rear trailing arm. unfortunately the unit body is a lot more difficult to piece together than a british car with a frame. brant |
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