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Nice work mate
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Tonight i put all the holes in the outer lower front valance and did a trial fit with the bumper brackets in place and all good.

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Also recieved a few boxes of Funky green panels today and im very happy thanks to Elton. So i did a trial fit as you do to see how it will look.

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Mmmmmm........funky green shit 8)
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Done a bit more work to the front end over the last week when i get a chance. Still a bit of hammer and dolly work to be done on the join in between the headlights but happy with the way its comming up.

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That looks Super :D
So how difficult was that butt weld?
I have to the the exact same job on mine. Your photos have been a great help.
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Hey there Joe
The but weld took a bit of time as i stuffed up the cut on the drivers side as you can see in one of the pics the gap ended up wider than it shold.
All i can say is take your time when welding the front on with one tack at a time like every one has told me.
As for the butt weld i would do it the same way again.
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Been finishing a few of the little bits off as in the bottom front corner of both door jams and driver side floor at front where the interior kick panel is held in.

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Finaly fitted the bottom outer on the passenger door.

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Tidy mate, tidy
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Great work again :D :D

With your door is that the weld penetration on the inside or welded from both sides?
Looks solid :D
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Love the weldings skills-keep up the good work!
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Holy Shite !!!
Love looking at your work .......The gaps around the doors are spot on :shock:
Inspiring stuff.
This is gonna be one very special ride....keep up the great work.

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Post by bluebus »

joeM wrote:Great work again :D :D

With your door is that the weld penetration on the inside or welded from both sides?
Looks solid :D
Hey there Joe
Thats penetration from the out side weld.

Thanks for all the comments guys still a long way to go :)
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