'56 rag with a twist

[fahrvergnugen]

almost there.



Paul.

[fahrvergnugen]

Some more weight saving, once I am finished with this "single skin" hood it will look original.




Paul.

[Wally]

Fits like a glove!
Do you mean you took out the inner skin of that front hood?

[fahrvergnugen]

Originally Posted by Wally

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

[Wally]

Ah! Cool, that is indeed light-weight. Like!

[fahrvergnugen]

Originally Posted by Wally

Ah! Cool, that is indeed light-weight. Like!

[fahrvergnugen]

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.


Paul.

[fahrvergnugen]

After the new sheetmetal was in shape, It was time to make "the notch"


Made a notch and tacked it in place, it looks a bit odd but the shape is like the original.


And again some trial fitting.


Paul.

[fahrvergnugen]

Next week I can Finlay work on the car again. the trailer is completely level and the car is welded on it at the wright height.


Paul.

[fahrvergnugen]

Finlay did some work to the car again



Paul.

[fahrvergnugen]

1/4 panel is welded up now. IRL it's pretty strait, even without filler.


Also started repairing the innerwing, here it's almost finished


Paul.

[Stevo_L]

[fahrvergnugen]

Innerwing is done.


Paul.

[NO_H2O]

A nice fit and welding job again. Nice work.

[fahrvergnugen]

Is wasn't easy to get the dash near the doorpillar. I finally managed it and it looks good if I say so my self.


Paul.