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Old July 4th 2012, 08:39
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The left is ready, time to start on the right side.
First clean the shop then turn the car and level it. I was very glad I was ready on the left, and now I can start all over again. DAMN this is a lot of work :-\


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Old July 14th 2012, 10:57
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I repaired this corner a few months ago but i am not satisfied, so it's time to do it again.




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Old July 14th 2012, 12:33
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Yeah, its a lot of work....when your that anal about getting it _just_ right

The end result however always reflects how much preparation and time/effort went into it, so you know it will be awesome. I know it will be anyways
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Old July 14th 2012, 14:31
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Yeah, its a lot of work....when your that anal about getting it _just_ right

The end result however always reflects how much preparation and time/effort went into it, so you know it will be awesome. I know it will be anyways
Thanks Wally,
There is only one way in my book, the wright way. (atleast the wright way in my eyes)
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Old July 18th 2012, 04:47
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Good to hear that it works. Nice build.
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Old July 19th 2012, 15:52
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First I tried to fit the door. As expected that didn't fit, not in a milion years.

After a lot of thinking, pushing and stretching, it was time to use my hydraulic friend. Finally it fits like a glove.




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Old July 19th 2012, 19:59
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Really impressed with the level of effort and quality of work there Paul. Where in the Netherlands are you located?
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Old July 20th 2012, 05:02
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Really impressed with the level of effort and quality of work there Paul. Where in the Netherlands are you located?
Thanks Mike, the car is in Tilburg.
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Old July 20th 2012, 21:16
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That lower section of the (missing) rear rocker panel was part of the problem. That helps set the door gap since it connects the "B pillar" to the heater channel.
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Old July 20th 2012, 21:40
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Thanks Mike, the car is in Tilburg.
I was just over in Eindhoven for work the middle of last month. It was my 1st time over there and I didn't get a chance to visit any shops (I was hoping to make it to VW Classics). I did get to catch the Holland-Germany Euro 2012 match and sample some Dutch beer and frits in the market. Hup!
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Fits like a glove!
Do you mean you took out the inner skin of that front hood?
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Old August 15th 2012, 16:15
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Fits like a glove!
Do you mean you took out the inner skin of that front hood?
It's a fiber glass hood Wally, jou did it so it must be good
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Old August 15th 2012, 16:19
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Ah! Cool, that is indeed light-weight. Like!
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Old August 16th 2012, 15:37
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Ah! Cool, that is indeed light-weight. Like!
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Old September 6th 2012, 15:36
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The first attempt failed, so here's the second attempt of repairing the Right 1/4 panel.
after some hammering and grinding.


Hammering the oval shape in it.


Starting to look original.


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