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Re: UK 54
by tango54 » Sun Apr 23, 2017 9:41 pm
Onto the other side. This is the bad side.
Fortunately I finally have a whole RH A pillar albeit LHD. It didn't take much to chop out the old. The old compared to the new, I had time to remove the foot bar mount tube and weld it flush. Interestingly the wing mirror mount appears to be fixed weld in nuts in the actual pillar with approx 12mm holes in the windscreen frame. The holes had been filled with lead, possibly as a fix up to mount the mirror.
Not sure on the mirror mount screw size, an m6 bolt is loose but an m8 is too large, probably stripped out m6?
The windscreen frame has a double reinforced plate behind the mirror mount holes, not seen that before but should be easy enough to replace.
Fortunately I finally have a whole RH A pillar albeit LHD. It didn't take much to chop out the old. The old compared to the new, I had time to remove the foot bar mount tube and weld it flush. Interestingly the wing mirror mount appears to be fixed weld in nuts in the actual pillar with approx 12mm holes in the windscreen frame. The holes had been filled with lead, possibly as a fix up to mount the mirror.
Not sure on the mirror mount screw size, an m6 bolt is loose but an m8 is too large, probably stripped out m6?
The windscreen frame has a double reinforced plate behind the mirror mount holes, not seen that before but should be easy enough to replace.
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Re: UK 54
by tango54 » Mon Apr 24, 2017 10:41 pm
Sorted out the mirror mount on the RH A pillar.
Something like this Welded in And some zinc primer Also sorted the inner valance before it gets welded in
Something like this Welded in And some zinc primer Also sorted the inner valance before it gets welded in
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Re: UK 54
by Scotty » Wed May 03, 2017 12:38 pm
Keep up the good work!
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Re: UK 54
by Vwstu » Sun Jul 23, 2017 1:35 pm
Wow looking really good

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Re: UK 54
by karl040 » Tue Jul 25, 2017 6:24 am
Hello!SamCocker wrote: ↑Fri Oct 24, 2008 4:50 pmHi Alex, Very nice bus you comparateur assurance chien have there, looking forward to seeing more pictures
Sam
This is a good picturr because there are many tips and also many advices that will be very useful to me.
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