Rubce
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High build primer applied to the bonnet
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High Build primer applied to the shell
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Anti chip paint applied
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Hi All
A few recent photos.
Epoxy anti rust paint applied to the underside
Regards
Bruce -
Hi Shaun
Yes a chrome GT6 would be different! I have been trying to persuade Su to leave the car bare metal with simply a coat of laquer over it as it would save me the hassle of painting it! But she is not having a bar of it.
Cheers
Bruce -
Two coats of etch primer applied this afternoon.
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Paint removal complete
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Grit blasting of the engine bulkhead yesterday.
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First coat of Epoxy Mastic primer.
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Hi All
Work this weekend has centred around grit blasting the rear wheel arches, welding up a few more holes which became visible once the rust had gone and applying first coast of Rustbuster paint
Steady progress. Grit blasting the bulkhead is the next task.
Regards
Bruce -
Thanks for commenting. Yes its coming on but just not as fast as I originally hoped.
Regards
Bruce -
First coat of Epoxy mastic paint applied to the new floorpan and the aresa that I have blasted to-date.
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Grit blasting in progress. A slow, messy and noisy task!
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Australian style 8)
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Over she goes
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Then it was time to lift off the body again and fit it into the turnover jig I have designed and had made by a local engineering company.
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Hi All
Been busy welding over bodyshell over the past 7 weeks. I am nearing the end of it with just a few small repairs to sort out on one of the rear wheel arches.
Work done:-
2 x new outer sills
2 x new front closure plates for the outer sills
2 x new rear wing front lower section repair panels
1 x new nearside floorpan
1 x new nearside inner sill
1 x new middle sill (reinforcing plate)
numerous repair patches to wheel arches and radius link bracket mounts etc
Most of the paint has also been removed. I briefly placed the body back on the chassis today so as to drill up through the new floorpan and tack weld on the inner crossmember. Anybody fancy a Deloreon style GT6?
Bruce -
Hi Des
I fitted one of Paddocks uprated clutches to our stag a couple of years ago. I don't remember the bearing being rattly though! Suggest you contact Graham or John at Paddocks and request a replacement.
Regards
Bruce -
Hi All
Thanks for the responses. We have decided to give the car a miss.
Regards
Bruce -
7330 wrote:... so anyone happen to have a spare inlet manifold of the 6 pot variety? I decided to fiddle with mine today which resulted in a sheared off restrictor bolt that holds on the heater valve assembly.
or is there a trick to getting these out? seems like they would nearly always fail when you try to remove them.
cheers
Hi
I had this problem recently. Insert a normal bolt then weld it to the remains of the banjo. Then unscrew the whole lot. Ta da
Regards
Bruce
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Hi All
Can any of you advise what is involved in fitting a straight 6 cyl 2 litre engine and associated gearbox into a 1959 Herald? I profess to know very little about Heralds. I have the option on the car but would prefer a bigger engine.
Thanks
Bruce -
So the springs don't require compressing?
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Hi All. Can any of you give advice on how to go about removing the rear tailgate spring and hinge mechanism on a Mark 3 GT6? I need them out of the way to attend to some rust. Thanks Bruce
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1903 wrote:You look a lot younger than I'd have imagined
A diet of chocolate and exercise keeps me looking young!
Bruce 8-)
Mark 3 GT6 restoration - here we go!
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High build primer applied to all the loose items