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youngun
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Post by youngun »

Right, todays update. I hacked off the remains of the nearside chassis leg. Spent about an hour drilling out spot welds, horrible job. Im going to have to replace part of the tie plate first, does anyone have a piece with a preformed hole in? as i dont need to buy a whole repair section.
I also finished off repairing the holes caused by rust under the exhaust heat shield and a little bit of rust in the passenger footwel.
all in all a productive day.
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http://s166.photobucket.com/albums/u118 ... gust08.jpg
http://s166.photobucket.com/albums/u118 ... gust08.jpg

Annoyingly after removing some waxoyl and removing the top bump stop (i think its that!) i found more rust. So ive got that to repair now too!
http://s166.photobucket.com/albums/u118 ... gust08.jpg

YG
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Post by bmcecosse »

Yes - they often rust away under that bump stop.
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youngun
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Post by youngun »

Not surprised, hell of a rust trap, despite the waxoyl!
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Post by Dean »

Gordon Bennett, you are zooming along! Nice work. :)
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