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> Body panel replacement, How hard is it?
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post Apr 16 2004, 06:52 PM
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Well, I have a 1970 914 parts car in the garage now with near perfect fenders and all. I purchased a 1972 that has some traffic collision damge on the passenger side, but really has no rust. I am thinking that I have to get into AX and want to build the 72. It has a 2.0 in it now with a side shift. The interior is shot, but then again, it has no rust.

How hard would it be to take the right rear quarter panel and right front fender off the 70 then re-weld them onto the 72? I dont weld as of yet, but am planning to buy a mig and do some practice. Gint I know you have been practicing your welding, can you give me some insight on this?

I will attach some pics of my 72, please any and all advice is greatly appreciated. Shit, my wife is really gonna kill me now (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)


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