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If been busy today again ,I welded in the panel I made[frame][/frame]
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Welded up a few splits[frame][/frame]
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All done[frame][/frame]
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Trial fitted the sill finisher, so I could weld the rest of the sills in[frame][/frame]
Last edited by westy24 on Sun Oct 16, 2016 6:42 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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And then I weld in the quarter panel repair section[frame][/frame]
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Would be nice in a few weeks to attack the rear inner arch
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I moved on to the front corner . I removed the small front flitch panel and the drivers side engine bay floor[frame][/frame]
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The chassis leg is in a right state . Luckily I have one which il fit soon[frame][/frame]
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I fitted the new panels. Clamping them in place,il weld those in in a week or to[frame][/frame]
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Today I started making a repair section for the B puller. First of all I drew templates . 3 pieces. Cut it out of steel then weld together[frame][/frame]
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All the pieces ready for welding[frame][/frame]
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All finished . Just need to see if it fits! .[frame][/frame]
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I also removed the cage nuts or plates in the B puller (for the catches) as I snapped the screws in them.[frame][/frame]
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Very nicely done
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[frame][/frame]Welded up a few splits
Hi,
You are doing a fantastic job on this but 2 doors always seem to split here, it seems to be a weak spot, so you might want to weld in a bit of re-enforcement / strengthening before you get to the painting stage.
I've seen loads split here and I had Abby welded up at this point on both sides (I thought very well) only for it to split again soon after she was painted.
Maybe you could open up the pillar from the inside of the car, weld in some extra metal and then close it up again?
It would be a shame for you to do all this, only for it to split there again not long after you finish.
Best wishes,
Mike.
1954 Series 2: 4 door: "Sally" -- Back on the ground with (slave) wheels and waiting to be resprayed......
1970 Triumph Herald 1200: "Hetty" -- Driven back from Llangollen in Wales (twice.....)
1970 Triumph Herald 1200: "Hetty" -- Driven back from Llangollen in Wales (twice.....)
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Here are the captive plates for the piller[frame][/frame]
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Hi there . Thank you for your guidance. I didn't know this was such a problem . I don't really understand why it splits here !. Il have to have a look at the car this weekend to see what and how I can make it stronger there. As you say the last thing I want is to have to weld it up after it's painted! Thank you[frame][/frame]westy24 wrote:Here are the captive plates for the piller[frame][/frame]
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Today I've been welding in the panels at the front of the car then I removed the main flitch panel and piller cover[frame][/frame]