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I added a 14 ga plate with nuts welded on and got the patch welded in.
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Fender trimmed and new flange tacked in place. A bit of issue where the fender meets the rocker panel but a bit of slice and dice, a small patch and no worries....
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41 Chrysler New Yorker Coupe
That fender is looking good, Pugsy.
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Nice to see you back at it again mate.
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Thanks Gents.
Ya, it's nice to be back at it Marcus. Five years is a long time. I got the new fender flange welded and the proud ground down.... Rough but heading in the right direction. I will do the other side next before cleaning this side up too much in case I need to make adjustments. |
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That fender to cowl seam is sure looking good so far to me, and I can tell from here it is no walk in the park. Nice going, cool rod, and great pictures! Keep at it.
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Thanks Matt. Slowly but surely............
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Fender joint looks good Pugsy!
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I did the same on the other side. I now needed to deal with the tops of the patches where the hood, fender and cowl converge. I started by getting myself a workable chunk of hood to play with.
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I made a little patch at the top of the cowl.
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