Safari Pacific MX2 Buildip
#151
I then create the taper and tack weld everything into place.
Now for the tiny, quarter inch, rounded edge above the door. My friend Kirk created the curve while I was working on the bigger one. After Kirk finished I welded tiny 1/8th inch backing strips along the roof and door edges. Then I started from the front welding the curve in place.
As I welded I had to use a body hammer to beat the curve into place.
Curves completed, just need to create the filler piece between the two.
Now for the tiny, quarter inch, rounded edge above the door. My friend Kirk created the curve while I was working on the bigger one. After Kirk finished I welded tiny 1/8th inch backing strips along the roof and door edges. Then I started from the front welding the curve in place.
As I welded I had to use a body hammer to beat the curve into place.
Curves completed, just need to create the filler piece between the two.
#152
#161
Thanks everyone. :D
After welding all of the odds and ends, I cleaned up the welds.
Then I rough sanded everything and painted on a white primer.
Onto the interior panels. I created the filler neck bulge on the new wheel well. (somehow I lost the photos of creating this)
Underneath where the filler neck is accessible for repairs.
Next I use construction paper to create a template of the top potion. This will be where the cab is sealed from the wheel well.
After welding all of the odds and ends, I cleaned up the welds.
Then I rough sanded everything and painted on a white primer.
Onto the interior panels. I created the filler neck bulge on the new wheel well. (somehow I lost the photos of creating this)
Underneath where the filler neck is accessible for repairs.
Next I use construction paper to create a template of the top potion. This will be where the cab is sealed from the wheel well.
#162
Upper piece created and tacked into place
I then start on the lower piece on the passenger side. Since I didn't have to mess will the filler neck on this side I left the original support.
Another upper piece in place.
After I finished welding everything up I sealed the edges with seam sealer and painted everything.
I then start on the lower piece on the passenger side. Since I didn't have to mess will the filler neck on this side I left the original support.
Another upper piece in place.
After I finished welding everything up I sealed the edges with seam sealer and painted everything.
#165
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