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From the album: PREMATURE RESTORATION
finished out engine compartment-all wiring,hoses and brake lines -
From the album: PREMATURE RESTORATION
<p>stripped out passenger compartment-seats, dash board, heater blower, AC evaporator and wiring harness</p> -
From the album: PREMATURE RESTORATION
close up view of rotisserie brackets -
From the album: PREMATURE RESTORATION
stripped out rear of car-interior panels,carpet,taillight assemblies,fuelntank and wiring harness -
From the album: PREMATURE RESTORATION
mounts for rotisserie -made of 3/16" mild flat steel and 1" x 1/8" square tubing -
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Constructed two mounting brackets for mounting the rotisserie on front end. -
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Removed dashboard from car. As dash was cracked badly not sure to put a full dash cover on or build a complete new dash out of metal. -
Overall the body is not too bad and repairable. On the right side rocker panel might have be replaced on further inspection. I might even cut the firewall and move it back 4" to 5" for better weight distribution. Also might install square tubing into the frame rails and extend the rails to the rear cross member. Checking out Hoke and other mount guys. I wanted to try out a new method of repairing my cracked dashboard but it was too far gone, Anybody make replacements? Sunny
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hatch hinge-no rust right lower hatch rust but repairable left lower hatch-rust but repairable right side floor board and sub frame-rust but repairable hatch hinges-no rust right lower inner ender-rust but repairable right side seat-repairable but might repace
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More pics Made part shelve to store the parts during the build as I have only a two car garage. The shelve is made of 3/4" plywood 48" X 43" supported by 2" X 4" boards anchor bolted to cement wall. Top shelve will hold hood, fenders, doors, hatch, and etc. Below the shelve the front and rear suspension parts will go.
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window cowling-no rust left lower door post-rust but repairable engine compartment right side lower inner front fender-rust but repairable cowling panel-no rust left lower hatch panel-rust but repairable
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Starting to strip down the car to check how the corrosion is. Sunny
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From the album: PREMATURE RESTORATION
Stripping the vehicle in proess -
From the album: PREMATURE RESTORATION
Window wiper section no rust -
From the album: PREMATURE RESTORATION
Window cowling -
From the album: PREMATURE RESTORATION
Window cowling no rust -
From the album: PREMATURE RESTORATION
<p>Another view of engine compartment</p> -
From the album: PREMATURE RESTORATION
<p>Engine compartment empty for now. Might install steel tubing inside old frame rails.<br /> Checking out Hoku kits and others. Might even cut firewall and set it back 4" to 5". If I do that,<br /> a dash board might have to be constructed. My old dash is cracked and I wanted to try a new method to<br /> repair it.</p> -
From the album: PREMATURE RESTORATION
Since I only a two car garage I had to build a parts storage area. The shelve is about 48" X 43" out of 34" plywood. It is supported by 2" X 4" anchor bolted into cemete wall. Top shelve to hold hood, fenders, doors, hatch,etc. Bottom shelve for front and suspension parts. -
From the album: PREMATURE RESTORATION
Left side rocker panel? might need replacement have inspect better