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September 8th 2011, 14:19
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Thanks Guys,
I am not afraid of doing new things. this kind of work is new for me, but i'll get there. Paul
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September 11th 2011, 13:59
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Satrting to look good.
 Right side is getting there as well.  Paul.
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December 24th 2011, 17:47
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Not much....but it is progress.
  all welded and smoothend, also welded the hole for the screen washer. Paul.
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December 29th 2011, 11:38
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Wile the front is removeable, I have good access to drill the cage holes.
 Never thought the hole would have this shape.  The cage can not hit the pedalbox, innerwing and fueltank, and has to end in the sparewheel well to be welded to the Porsche frontwheel mounts.   The cage will also run under the dash, this will fit perfect later on.  With this piece of cardboard the hole on the right will be easier.  Paul.
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January 6th 2012, 17:31
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Took the doors from the attic and dismantled them (they weigh a ton with all the windows etc.).
trail fitted the left door, fixated it with the wright gabs and made the first welds   When the right door is fixated and the pillar is tackwelded as well, I will start on the window surrounding. Paul.
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January 11th 2012, 16:44
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And the right is getting there as well. Its not easy fitting a door in a shell that is not welded and bin appart completely
  Paul.
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January 12th 2012, 16:30
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Paul.
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January 13th 2012, 07:26
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January 21st 2012, 16:31
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Time to restore the window corners, this is not easy cos this is where the '58 is different from the '56
First I had to cut some more of the '56, and then I started to make my own '58 - '56 puzzle. The before picture.  Cut a piece of '58 in to the wright shape to follow the '56 windowl line.  I had some leftovers from the '56, they came in handy now.  after a lot of testfits, I am a happy man.  Paul
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January 28th 2012, 16:24
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The right is tacked as well, doesn't look like much but this took me several hours.
   Paul.
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January 29th 2012, 14:10
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February 11th 2012, 16:21
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If it has to be good, it has to be worse first. So the hole had to be bigger.
  I used a piece from the '56, but is was pretty rotten at the vertical edge.  Made a new vertical piece (Real PITA) and welded it in. took me all morning but it's done.  Paul.
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