R Rcdgl 5 Year Member Feb 19, 2018 320 168 63 Mar 23, 2020 #1 Mar 23, 2020 #1 I have spent 40 hrs or more cutting, fitting, welding and grinding and I am not done, but good progress on repairing the windshield flange on my 82. Couple photos: Attachments IMG_20200314_171500341.webp 93.2 KB · Views: 147 IMG_20200314_160506965_HDR.webp 108.9 KB · Views: 125 IMG_20200308_190540940.webp 65.7 KB · Views: 134 Reactions: KZGUNS and 90sickfox
I have spent 40 hrs or more cutting, fitting, welding and grinding and I am not done, but good progress on repairing the windshield flange on my 82. Couple photos:
Mstng93SSP You have a nice rear end there Dave. 15 Year Member Nov 29, 1999 2,993 3,500 184 Mililani, Hawaii Mar 25, 2020 #2 Mar 25, 2020 #2 That is a tough spot to fix. You are doing a nice job. Look forward to seeing the progress as you move further into it. Chris
That is a tough spot to fix. You are doing a nice job. Look forward to seeing the progress as you move further into it. Chris
R Rcdgl 5 Year Member Feb 19, 2018 320 168 63 Mar 25, 2020 #3 Mar 25, 2020 #3 Thanks. I did not want to take the engine out or I think it would have been faster to get a new cowl section and swap.
Thanks. I did not want to take the engine out or I think it would have been faster to get a new cowl section and swap.