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I picked up this '74 Berlina last october in Oregon and drove it home to CA after it had been sitting for 4 years. I knew there was some rust, but today I removed the glue in windsheild (I already have a giulia gasket type and trim to replace) and this is what I found.
Anyone have a Berlina that's been hit in the rear in CA? I need the doors, and these panels. I was set to fly to LA last weekend to part out the 71 that was in the wrecking yard, but it was crushed before I got there.
I'll try to document the rust repair for those that want to tackle the same on their cars.
Oh, as for the glue in windshields, good luck in removing it in one piece. I ended up with a nice 1 foot x 1 foot pile of glass when I was done, that sucker was glued in there well.
I have also included a photo of my new side marker lights, I bought these from Mr Fiat on e..**y, they are made in Italy and look pretty good. I have a clear set for the rear where I will either color the lens or use a red bulb
Kelly
Anyone have a Berlina that's been hit in the rear in CA? I need the doors, and these panels. I was set to fly to LA last weekend to part out the 71 that was in the wrecking yard, but it was crushed before I got there.
I'll try to document the rust repair for those that want to tackle the same on their cars.
Oh, as for the glue in windshields, good luck in removing it in one piece. I ended up with a nice 1 foot x 1 foot pile of glass when I was done, that sucker was glued in there well.
I have also included a photo of my new side marker lights, I bought these from Mr Fiat on e..**y, they are made in Italy and look pretty good. I have a clear set for the rear where I will either color the lens or use a red bulb
Kelly
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