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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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Satrting to look good.
![]() Right side is getting there as well. ![]() Paul.
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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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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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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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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
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![]() ![]() you doin´ really great work! i´m speechless! ![]()
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I am trying Stevo. After reading this it all looks so simple, but I have lots of headaches and there is alot of swearing before the pictures are taken.
Paul.
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You are doing some mighty fine work there.
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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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The right is tacked as well, doesn't look like much but this took me several hours.
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A brilliant thread and inspiration to all of us
Jonathan
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Thanks Jonathan.
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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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