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Where to get Chassis sections from?
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Where to get Chassis sections from?
I discovered that most of my chassis is like swiss cheese on saturday.
Where would be the best place to get new chassis setions from or would it be best to get them fabricated?
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Norm. 1970 2-door saloon. Currently Blue. Hope to cheer him up soon.
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Things to do: Fiberglass wings & boot, a roll cage, fitment of 1984cc Porsche 924 engine and transmission.
Full firbreglass front & doors sorted
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Things to do: Fiberglass wings & boot, a roll cage, fitment of 1984cc Porsche 924 engine and transmission.
Full firbreglass front & doors sorted
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If you are putting in your porsche engine, you may be better off fabricating a new one out of box section, then just drop your body on top.
If not, then most motor factors stock Hadrian panels, or go through the likes of ESM.
Pete
If not, then most motor factors stock Hadrian panels, or go through the likes of ESM.
Pete
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I am actually gong to use both Porsche and the Minor Chassis so it actually has two. I need the minor chassis for the suspension mounts and the porsche chassis fot the engine and transmission mounts. they fit together quite nicely.
Norm. 1970 2-door saloon. Currently Blue. Hope to cheer him up soon.
[img]http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a85/our_cars/NormBadge2.jpg[/img]
Things to do: Fiberglass wings & boot, a roll cage, fitment of 1984cc Porsche 924 engine and transmission.
Full firbreglass front & doors sorted
[img]http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a85/our_cars/NormBadge2.jpg[/img]
Things to do: Fiberglass wings & boot, a roll cage, fitment of 1984cc Porsche 924 engine and transmission.
Full firbreglass front & doors sorted