Bulkhead repairs

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enfield

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• Jun 26, 2007

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I've got two fairly solid series 2a bulkheads in my shed, ready to replace the very rotten one on my vehicle.

Unfortunately they both have tatty footwells (badly repaired and rusty)
and the door pillars are a little tatty and the bottom brackets will need replacing......

the question I'm asking - -can anyone recommend any specific supplier of repair panels - I gather they do vary in quality...

any hints for repairing the bulkhead would be welcomed too!

s

 

Sirus

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• Jun 26, 2007

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enfield said:

I've got two fairly solid series 2a bulkheads in my shed, ready to replace the very rotten one on my vehicle.

Unfortunately they both have tatty footwells (badly repaired and rusty)
and the door pillars are a little tatty and the bottom brackets will need replacing......

the question I'm asking - -can anyone recommend any specific supplier of repair panels - I gather they do vary in quality...

any hints for repairing the bulkhead would be welcomed too!

s

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enfield

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• Jun 26, 2007

• #3

er.. hello

 

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Taggy

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• Jun 26, 2007

• #4

Got a set of bottom brackets from paddocks seem to be good quality and fitted without much trouble after the spot welds were removed! If possible it would be easier and cheaper to just cut off the lower part of the bracket where the bolt goes through and weld the new on in its place, all depends on how shot the lower part is though!

 

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enfield

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• Jun 26, 2007

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cheers