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Progress Thread 1965 Coupe To Fast Back Conversion ,number ...i Forget !

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horse sence

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You can see Dynacorn didnt leave me much to weld at the roof to wind shield opening ,but it works and everything fits
 
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Those welds across the windshield look like mig.
Why not the spot welder?
 

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2Blue2 said:
Those welds across the windshield look like mig.
Why not the spot welder?
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Three layers thick ...and i fried my spot welder
 

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horse sence said:
and i fried my spot welder
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That bites, bummer

Well with a 107 outside temp maybe the panels will just melt together on their own.
 

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Other than having to drill holes for plug welding and having to grind the welds after ,the mig is almost as fast as a spot welder ,a whole lot lighter ,the spot welder weighs almost 30 pounds and after just a few welds it is hard to hold up
 

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Its a really good feeling when you can see the bottom of your box of parts and there is nothing left ...and nothing missing !
It took me all day to ad in all the little brackets for mounting the fiberglass,i had forgoten about .
 
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The last of the welding finished ,all the welds ground and it is ready to go to the painter . Now i can start on the 65
 
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I want one
Stupid broke people problems
 
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There is a total of $6,800 . In this one ,the body cost me $800 so it is a reachable thing.
 
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I made all the interior trim panels for the 67 conversion ,i have the molds for 65 -66 also ,so i will not have to hunt down interior pieces
 
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I have the upper vent panels also ,but they are not trimmed out yet
 
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You've got the molds? That's pretty awesome!
 

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They are a little old but still make a pretty nice part ,i am working on new molds ,a press mold that will make panels just like originals
 
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horse sence said:
I made all the interior trim panels for the 67 conversion ,i have the molds for 65 -66 also ,so i will not have to hunt down interior pieces
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Wow, HorseSence
And again I'm impressed
Is there no end to your do it yourselfness!?!
simply kickass!
 

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You'll be stamping your own a arms in no time.
 

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Horse, does the welding diagram give you the locations for the interior mounting tabs?
 

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Horse, does the welding diagram give you the locations for the interior mounting tabs?
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No ,i have a fast back i got the measurements from
 

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I havent been able to work on my 65 ,just to much work going on to mess with mine .
I did get an up date on the 67 though ,it is getting painted now ,looks like vintage burgundy
 
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Got one more update ,body is painted ,will have to get more pics . For those that bad mouth Dynacorn sheet metal ,there is no bondo here ,just block sanding and paint and a buff ,i very seldome have any problems with Dynacorn metal .
 
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Wow looks flawless. I’ve found a roof to use with most of the framing pieces except a couple. Wouldn’t happen to have any laying around would you?
 
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