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7-28-2020
7-30-2020
8/3/2020
I took a long weekend and after 5 weeks of sanding the body was ready. Then a coat of primer, I’m well happy.
I have one run on the front right fender/arch but apart from that all is good
There are a couple of nasty bits, but I might let them go.
Every panel is home made, and there are no ripples or uneven bits.
I guess the car is 43 years old so it wouldn’t make sense for it to be dead flat. The passenger side door was really bad, that now looks great, the bonnet was hammered at the front, that to looks cool.
All in all well happy
Comments
It's good to see someone modifying a triumph - the time put into sorting the panel gaps has paid off!
Posted by Jim_builds on 10/26/20 @ 1:10:48 PM
What a transformation! If Triumph were making cars today I could see them building something like this.
Posted by CCmyVW on 10/25/20 @ 1:14:55 PM
Wow impressive!
Posted by Diggymart on 10/11/20 @ 2:08:22 AM
You really are an artist with the welder. Looks like a modern version of a classic design. Well done!
Posted by miatamatt on 10/9/20 @ 1:07:39 PM
Nice work! definitely not something you see everyday.
Posted by MPower on 10/1/20 @ 7:51:48 PM
Beautiful car, bet it’s a riot to drive
Posted by stevegolf on 9/26/20 @ 3:33:18 PM
Great to see this again!
Posted by Diggymart on 3/7/21 @ 5:47:46 PM