cortina 1600E restoration

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,outter sill in place and rear quarter in place,

need to fit rear door now,abit of jiggery pokery,alighment etc,and hget these spot welded on

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last ones for now,

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JEFF,

just won these for you on evil bay, new old stock,shiney shiney

 

stu

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more progress,

 

both outter sills spot welded on,

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next job was the front scuttle and plenum chamber panel,

Edited August 14, 2012 by stu_b123

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clips fitted to the rear of the panel so they dont go walkies,

 

panel in and spotwelded to windscreen aperture

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next job is removing one inner wing at a time,repairing the bulkhead and fit the nos inner wings,thanks satkyn

Edited August 14, 2012 by stu_b123

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Stu dont you ever go to bed,it sure is coming along nicely, jeffs going to be well chuffed.

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cheers greg,

our old girl is definatly coming on now,

nice to she her being reborn.

 

stu

[MLI 8]

Top work as usual, Stu :thumbup:

 

I've seen the pics on here from the previous mk2 restos you've done, and I'm still amazed that after you've done the welding, it looks completely original and like noone has ever been there and done anything, talk about non-visible joins, superb workmanship :thumbup:

Edited August 14, 2012 by MLI

[classic nick 2]

been watching this thread and the fabrication is the nuts m8.

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wheel tubb and rear floor needed some love

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cut a panel for the floor