mk1 golf notop! *updated original post
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mk1 golf notop! *updated original post
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got sheetmetal coming to fill in the gaps, need a large sheet to cover the back. don't know how i wanna do this yet.
should i:
weld up rear hatch and have the boot open from the top.
or
weld top and have original boot
also
if i weld up the doors, how will i get the dash off if i want to?
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bens_cab said
any pics of the car and what your doing??
she's under cover at the moment. will pull the cover off and get some pics when i can.
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remove everything relating to a roof or side windows so just the front window is left.
the dors will be welded up. even up the windscreen pillar.(saftey is a concern, so want as much original structure as poss.)
then i'll be welding a sheet along where the window came out of the door and remove the edges (where the window scrappers fixed to).
all edges around the rear where the hood fixes will be removed. and a sheet will be reinforced and fill that gap back to behind the rear seats.
i AM keeping the side skirts from my clipper kit and refiting them. with the ends finished the blend them in.
the front and rear bumpers will be replaced with stainless tube items.
and finally to help with access, the whole car will be lowered. thinking down 80mm on the front and 40mm on the rear. or maybe 80mm all round.
thats the final idea. have i missed anything.
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that would rock :mrgreen:
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sounds scary.
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"Making Cabbies More Beautiful One Roof at a Time"
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whatalotafun said
i think plating the back over is for the best really, easier to do and 100% wter tight
So long as its welded properly! LOL
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But we need piccies
!!!!!! And soon :roll:
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welsh-mk1 said
Good drawings of your ideas would be good.
LOL
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really i do, can't go any further without it. does anyone know where i can get one (only cheap). or can i rent one. prices are appreciated.
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whatalotafun said
WELDER NEEDED!
really i do, can't go any further without it. does anyone know where i can get one (only cheap). or can i rent one. prices are appreciated.
No such thing as a cheap welder. Its a case of "buy cheap buy twice" - and that's from experience! Also, if you're properly into it or use it more than only very occasionally, you ideally need to equip yourself with a proper size gas bottle, etc.
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