[Austin Alfa]

This is a great series. Fantastic work lessons for the DIYer who doesnt have a shop full of expensive gear. This trick with the door hinges used as a buck to hammer out ribbed reinforcements in a sheet metal panel was super.

I'd really like to see the plans for the rotisserie you build including the mounts. Were those laser cut? I was thinking of making a wooden roll over rotisserie but since I have several cars needing panels to be replaced, this makes more sense long term.

As long as I'm begging, how about a sketch of the jig you built for the interior to maintain structural integrity when replacing panels. I like how you have threaded bolts in there for making adjustments.

Lastly, Are you using a wire feed welder? If so, are you using an inert (argon) gas? or is this with a stick (arc) welder

Again-a great series. Looking forward to seeing your progress

 

[Raising Junior]

Pm Sent

 

[JPNL]

Subscribed!

Cheers, Joost

 

[Raising Junior]

Time to deal with the junk in the trunk

 

[Raising Junior]

The latest episode of the build is up:

 

[Raising Junior]

Hi all, its been a while, here's episode 10 of my restoration:

 

[BigMart]

Continuing the great work. Well done

 

[turner]

As long as I'm begging, how about a sketch of the jig you built for the interior to maintain structural integrity when replacing panels. I like how you have threaded bolts in there for making adjustments.

Second this... my inherited project has clearly settled a bit on a rusty sill structure. I need to reinforce everything before going any further... AND allow corrections since my baseline is suspect. I've been researching a good bit and this is the first solution I've found.

 

[Raising Junior]

Hi, I can send you the plans Via email if you'd like like PM it to me.

 

[turner]

Hi, I can send you the plans Via email if you'd like like PM it to me.

Thanks! I'm not allowed to send PMs yet, but I'm working on it...

 

[Raising Junior]

Episode 11 is up