Project HWL Sprint

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Re: Project HWL Sprint

#61 Post by Mad Mart »

Alun has some boot floor repair sections I think.
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#62 Post by Autonet7 »

Yeah, checked them out at Stonleigh, but I need the whole thing. The bit under the tank is a bit thin. I'd rather replace the lot.
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#63 Post by Sprintinbits »

Derek, I may have what you are looking for....
Two things first.
1, I need to make sure I don't need it for my red one
2, I'd like to strip the underseal and gank from it to make sure it's a good 'un before wasting anyone's time :wink:

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#64 Post by xvivalve »

If anyone has a boot floor panel either new or removed from a car, I'd be interested.
I also have one removed from a car, its been leaning against the shed wall for several years, goodness knows what condition its in but its about 1/4" thick with underseal both sides so it stands a chance...nearly took it to stoneliegh, but the van was full!
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#65 Post by Autonet7 »

Cheers chaps.

If either are sound, I'm interested. Please let me know. Not too fussed if its a bit frayed where the floor meets the rear arch as long as it's not perforated like mine.
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#66 Post by Autonet7 »

I've got space for a Barney Rubble style overdrive !

In preparation for a more solid boot floor via Colin (Sprintinbits) I removed the old one and cleaned all the edges.

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Also cleaned and painted the brake drums and radius arms. Also fitted new UJ's and centre bearing and cleaned and painted the propshaft. New polybushes now sit waiting to be fitted.

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As soon as the boot floor is in all the running gear goes back on. Yippee :jump4joy:
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#67 Post by David6214 »

Looking good Derek, always nice to see progress....prop looks nice!
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#68 Post by Autonet7 »

David6214 wrote:..prop looks nice!
Thanks David, you saved the day again.
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#69 Post by Sprintinbits »

Should be on its way tomorrow Derek :D

Nice work BTW :thumbsup:
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#70 Post by Autonet7 »

Thanks Colin, arrived OK. Stripped it of all the underseal which revealed some corrosion, but has all been welded and repaired now.

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Dry fitted to check everything OK

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Welded, seam sealed, and painted. Luverly jubbly.

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And from underneath

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A good days work me reckons. Now I can start putting the axle back in.
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#71 Post by Mad Mart »

That's excellent work again Derek. :D
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#72 Post by Sprintinbits »

RESULT!! Quality job there Derek 8) 8)

Here's the panel just before I shipped it, see if anyone can spot any differences :lol:

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#73 Post by Autonet7 »

Thanks Colin, forgot to do the before pics. Cheque's in the post BTW. Thanks again
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#74 Post by MalcGE »

Excellent work, I reckon it is a race of the two blues as to which one will be finished first
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#75 Post by Autonet7 »

I haven't even started on the engine yet., then there's the paint, engine bay ancillaries.......etc, etc

As long as I'm done by TDCIR I'll be happy. That's my target date.
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