JJBradders
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Thanks for the links Purf, great write up and the car looks great!
Spent the day stripping paint out the engine bay and using body filler to hide the massive pitting from surface rust in there (Treated with rust treatment too so all is good!)
Found another huge rust hole in the rear of the passenger side sill so I'm not looking forward to tackling that. Side note: is it possible to run flexible brake lines from the junction in the engine bay instead of rigid lines to the wheel arches then flexi? It's just the rust each side has eaten out the mounting points for the old rigid-flexi connector.
I really need to finish this bodywork stuff and get back onto the mechanicals and that stuff, much more fun!
So, nothing new I guess but when was a car restoration a quick process??
Spent the day stripping paint out the engine bay and using body filler to hide the massive pitting from surface rust in there (Treated with rust treatment too so all is good!)
Found another huge rust hole in the rear of the passenger side sill so I'm not looking forward to tackling that. Side note: is it possible to run flexible brake lines from the junction in the engine bay instead of rigid lines to the wheel arches then flexi? It's just the rust each side has eaten out the mounting points for the old rigid-flexi connector.
I really need to finish this bodywork stuff and get back onto the mechanicals and that stuff, much more fun!
So, nothing new I guess but when was a car restoration a quick process??