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Jeroen
Slowly getting there...
Where ever you see white primer, it's been cleaned to bare metal underneath
Jeroen
Trimmed the firewall shelf
Sometimes I think I'm way too anal biggrin.gif
Jeroen
Close up of the driverside hell hole
Jeroen
Stitch welded the pass.side shock tower
(had to try my new auto-darkening welding helmet biggrin.gif)
Trekkor
Very good. I love race car pics. clap56.gif

KT
Andyrew
Wooh, I havent seen THIS car yet!!

Whats this one gonna have?
J P Stein
Just keep plugging away.

My shitbox spent nearly a year on blocks doing the conversion....I didn't think it would ever be done. I just kept after it. Then one day I set it down on it's tiars.....it sure seemed low laugh.gif
Andyrew
Oh look, hehe...

No motor mounts!
(JP's post pointed it out to me... lol)

cool I always wanted to see the flinstone's car....
J P Stein
QUOTE(Andyrew @ Sep 5 2004, 06:44 PM)


No motor mounts!

Same as mine....got rid of the T-4 lump and don't need em' no more. It makes room for other stuff.
Jeroen
QUOTE(Andyrew @ Sep 6 2004, 02:59 AM)
Whats this one gonna have?

Some day it'll sport a 3.0 Carrera with 40mm webers rolleyes.gif
Brad Roberts
Unless you plan on having heat... cut off/cap off the heater tubes. They make the chassis VERY weak right there. Looks awesome. Wish I could be there to help you on it.


B
Jeroen
I think I have a good days work of cleaning/grinding left
Then I'll testfit the engine/tranny and see if all the braces I have in mind will actually clear

Thanks for the pointer on the heater tubes
I won't have heat, but I'm thinking of using the heater ducts to run oillines for the front cooler
Not sure at this point (will have to figure it out soon)
If not, I'll cut em flush and weld 'm shut (and get rid of another water trap biggrin.gif)
Andyrew
Hmm.. Brad you got any pics of that??

I need to do that.... (jots down on the 200 page list...)
Jeroen
Andy, this will give you some idea...
Mind that if you cut the tubes flush you still need to make sure they are attached to the surrounding sheetmetal or the tubes will be loose and banging inside your longitudinals...

pic 1
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pic 2
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pic 3
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pic 4

(these pics should look familiar to someone biggrin.gif)
Brad Roberts
I knew that tub looked familiar. I didnt know you had progress pics from 8 years ago.


B
Jeroen
I've got a bunch of old pics and info on the car on my HD
If you want it, let me know...
Jacco
heey Jeroen,

for one second you had me thinking you were making a lot of progress very fast huh.gif
then I realised that the last pictures were not your car laugh.gif

anyways, all progress is good even slow progress.

keep it up aktion035.gif

Jacco
Jeroen
What did you think? That I welded the 4 banger engine mounts back in biggrin.gif
Jacco
LOL didn't even notice that one, I focussed on the heater tube area...
yes I know that's close to the motor mounts blink.gif


greets
Jacco
Jeroen
Spend some time in the garage over the weekend...

Rear firewall all cleaned up
seam-sealer around the heater tubes gone
(all parts in primer have been stripped to bare metal first)
Jeroen
Front trunk floor stripped of paint and seam-sealer (what a PITA)
Jeroen
stich-welded the front strut mount
may be unnessesairy (sp?) but it can't hurt either...
watsonrx13
Nice job Jeroen, keep up the good work. smilie_pokal.gif
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