EK panel van
 

I finally confronted the previously repaired quarter panel on Brians EK van
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The quarter was rusty around the dogleg and unfortunately suffered from major dents
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A paper pattern was used to transfer the panel shape

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blocked out as taught by Peter T
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MDF templates were used to gauge the profiles
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Temporarily attached prior to wheeling. I probably should have put some shape in first but my helper wasn't available so I just went ahead anyway ( I stopped by to see the doctor working on the 36 fender/ guard he is currently working on and got inspired to have a go)
Cheers John

Wow that Looks Great :-)

Hey John.
Looks good. So glad you have gone to the dark side.:D

PS. Isn't that the side we started on last year.

Thanks guys

Yes Johnny, this is the same side ( actually the same vehicle. well spotted !)
We messed around trying to sort out the dogleg but I had a look at the practice piece and figured I could do it as a complete panel ( looks sooo easy on the DVDs )

When are you next down this way ?:p
Cheers John

that's a fair sized panel john!

looking good so far

John you will do OK when you grow up :D
joke a side ;) Good job!
Peter

Sweet job there John. :)
That is one hell of a big panel to tackle on your own!

Now that you mention it Marcus, it is pretty big. Should be OK when Bri shows up to help on Saturday :eek:

Love seeing one big piece. Very cool.

Bri complained about my hourly rate so now I just work by the sq foot !

Might re-do his roof next...................probably doesn't need anything but won't hurt to do it anyway.

Will call you tomorrow Neil

Cheers John