Hello everyone! :yah
It 's been a while since I last wrote and I decided to start the post of the work that I'm doing for my Fastback.
As I mentioned in my post presentation, given the state of the entire floor pans and freim rails of my fastback, I bought a coupe to a fastback conversion in recovering the roof of the fast.
Yesterday I finished completely dismantle the coupe. Putting on a template created by me, so do not get lost the original measurements of chassis and body and cut the roof.
Now I am almost ready to install the fastback roof, then wait for the rear quarter etc. to complete the work.
It 'a job a bit complex and long, but it is a task possible without many changes, being coupe and fastback on the same floor.
I decided to remove the entire assembled where rest on the b-pillar and mount the whole roof structure recovered. :confu
I have a great need of your help then reinstall it, because I took a lot of screws and small screws, and even shop manual and body parts, I think your experience will be the best help.
Thanks to all the forum. :wor
It 's been a while since I last wrote and I decided to start the post of the work that I'm doing for my Fastback.
As I mentioned in my post presentation, given the state of the entire floor pans and freim rails of my fastback, I bought a coupe to a fastback conversion in recovering the roof of the fast.
Yesterday I finished completely dismantle the coupe. Putting on a template created by me, so do not get lost the original measurements of chassis and body and cut the roof.
Now I am almost ready to install the fastback roof, then wait for the rear quarter etc. to complete the work.
It 'a job a bit complex and long, but it is a task possible without many changes, being coupe and fastback on the same floor.
I decided to remove the entire assembled where rest on the b-pillar and mount the whole roof structure recovered. :confu
I have a great need of your help then reinstall it, because I took a lot of screws and small screws, and even shop manual and body parts, I think your experience will be the best help.
Thanks to all the forum. :wor