Inner wing removal

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Maria1959morris
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Inner wing removal

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So needing replace part of inner wing question is which is best way to remove old one
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Re: Inner wing removal

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Started cutting out bit to see what dealing with not as bad as looks couple.patches then new inner wing panel and a panel welded in
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Re: Inner wing removal

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Started welding it tday
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Re: Inner wing removal

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Mine was in a similar state (see resto thread for pics). I found that it was hard to patch and have ended up replacing the sill in order to get A post strength back. Hope yours is a bit easier.
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Re: Inner wing removal

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Looks like you need to patch the 'kidney' panel as well as the inner wheel arch. If I were you I would cut out as much of the rot as I could, whilst remembering to go easy so that the structure of the car is not compromised. In the second pic it looks like you've been using a grinding wheel to cut the panels - I would recommend using proper cutting discs as it's so much easier and quicker.

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Re: Inner wing removal

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Hi guys I have started welding up and have git the strength back in door pillar got bit to do yeat not the prettiest but solid and strong should be finished wing back on by weekend
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Re: Inner wing removal

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Did cut out all rot and welded up under them.outer panels also and I painted it all with seem sealer and paint to protect.it so should be OK
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Fast progress. At least faster than I could do!
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Re: Inner wing removal

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Bootlid repair panel from esm cut bootlid but out tried new panel just doesn't fit and seem short on each side giving me a right headache been looking can't find decent bootlid to just replace it but the panel from esm just doesn't t seem right at all looks totally off
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