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[jonesy]

this is where we were at

 

 

 

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to the front guard and inside front driver footwell

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

sorry lads dont have a pic of it all primed up but it did happen

Edited by jonesy, 04 June 2017 - 04:15 AM.

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[jonesy]

time consuming stuff..thanks mick.......up to date

[Covert]

Your doing a good job mate. I can definitely relate as to how time consuming all the rust repairs take. 

[christolx]

Great work, wish i had been able to tackle more of the rust repairs myself. It Cost me a small fortune! you can really see why though!

 

Keep at it!

[jonesy]

I wish I had the artistry, skill and above all the patience to complete these repairs myself! I just feel privileged that I can see, help and learn in the process and for it to be completed at home in the shed over a few cans

 

cheers for the pos comments i will pass them along as usual 

[jonesy]

well there has been more work happening just have not been posting due to the holeinthebucket image hosting

 

Edited by jonesy, 28 October 2017 - 05:03 AM.

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Edited by jonesy, 28 October 2017 - 03:39 AM.

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well up to date 

[308 Sunbird]

Cleaver work Jonesy

[rodomo]

+1

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Edited by jonesy, 20 November 2017 - 03:14 AM.

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[jonesy]

hours and hours of work for a good friend of mine

 

 

 

very pic heavy which is the way i like it, thanks for checking it all out guys hope you enjoy

 

jonesy.

Edited by jonesy, 20 November 2017 - 03:19 AM.

[derrin71]

It's only when you pull the c pillar apart to you realise why they rust. Ridiculous design.

[Bigfella237]

I think that's why the seam was left open like that, to let the condensation drain out of the C-pillars?

 

Seems like a bit of an afterthought if you ask me, I think the janitor might have slipped that part into the blueprints while the design team was at lunch!

[jonesy]

yes very poor design , we pulled at least a handful of rusty cornflakes from in there.

im sure that when it rains heavy the water would fill the gap between the outer-side of the hatch seal in the gap at the top and run down to the area entering through the hatch hinge recess

i may be wrong though 

 

[jonesy]

there is plenty of fish oil going in there at the end.. car is going to be a slimy as a mackerel