GreenHornet
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I plug welded the tops and then seam welded everywhere else. A day a side was all it took, well once the British weather cleared lol
disco2shaun
New Member
Its a 3 door
GreenHornet
Well-Known Member
Otherwise I couldn't do a proper job at replacing all the inner panels which had rusted away. Trust me I wish I could have done it differently.
GreenHornet
Well-Known Member
Well I knew I was going to chequer plate so an few seconds with a grinder was easier lol.
Plus back then I didn't know half the stuff I do now. It's amazing what you can learn in 7 months
Mr Noisy
Coming in your ears.
That's true mate.
It's just that without removing my quarters I couldnt have rebuilt my rear arches in the way I did. If yours was just floor work then perhaps you could just about get away with it, but I had to repair the arch tub tops, cutting about half of them away, it simply needed welding from the outside aswell and this is impossible with the quarters on!
Hey ho
It's just that without removing my quarters I couldnt have rebuilt my rear arches in the way I did. If yours was just floor work then perhaps you could just about get away with it, but I had to repair the arch tub tops, cutting about half of them away, it simply needed welding from the outside aswell and this is impossible with the quarters on!
Hey ho
GreenHornet
Well-Known Member
That's true mate.
It's just that without removing my quarters I couldnt have rebuilt my rear arches in the way I did. If yours was just floor work then perhaps you could just about get away with it, but I had to repair the arch tub tops, cutting about half of them away, it simply needed welding from the outside aswell and this is impossible with the quarters on!
Hey ho
I think you missed a bit! :hysterically_laughi
