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Welding On Inner Rear Latch Panel, 69 S (using a bottle jack to help...)
Today I tackled more chassis restoration, and I had to use a bottle jack to spread my rear frame rails! The full roll cage of this car had "compressed" the frame rails a few mm, and my replacement panel from Restoration Design was a good 1/2" off from being able to be installed.
This was the jack I eventually used, with a 2x4 against the opposite frame rail. ![]() I was able to use one of my regular floor jacks as a "proof of concept" and got the piece in for measurement. ![]() ![]() ![]() Quick test fit of the outer rear latch panel piece. ![]()
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After welding it on and cleaning up the welds.
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Then sealed up with a bit of POR15 as a stage 1. ![]() ![]() ![]() Am excited to get that rear panel on so I can finally fit the quarters. If you want to see the video of this whole process, here it is:
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Michael O'Neal - 69 RSR Clone(ish) - The build: http://bit.ly/69porschersr 69 911S Blasphemy Build on YouTube Rennch Youtube Channel: http://rennch.com/Youtube Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_rennch_/ |
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