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| Boothy |
 Mar 4 2021, 10:05 AM
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Member  Group: Members Posts: 88 Joined: 17-January 19 From: Abington, MA Member No.: 22,805 Region Association: North East States  |
My first 914 after 45 years of waiting. A 74 that came to me before PO was going to put in a V8. Good shape mostly. A little sag on the passenger that you can see move when you jack -but not terrible.
I have all the sheet metal repair panels, Brad's kit, and a new MIG welder ready to go. Through the lovely New England winter, I've read post after post, scanned picture after picture. I've seen in some cases where folks put in the new panel (inner wheel well) to repair the damage around the hell hole -fine, got that. I've also seen where some remove the outer suspension console (with the three bolts), put the panel in and then (carefully) reattach the outer console (using jigs). I trying to determine whether to cut the inner wheel well to go around the console or to just pull the console and go for it. How do you know the condition if you don't pull it? Only want ot do this once -not getting any younger. This was a summer car used in Vermont. Thanks in advance. |
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