The one at the top of the rail? It gets 2 MIG plug welds through the toe board to that tab.Equus wrote:Hi guys,
quick question. I removed the rusted sections of the drivers side toeboard on the weekend.
What is the little 2 inch tab that is within the frame rail(which supports the toeboard.)
thanks
Rob
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Yes that is the one.. Was confused as the toeboard came away easily as if there was no weld .ozbilt wrote:The one at the top of the rail? It gets 2 MIG plug welds through the toe board to that tab.
Thank you.
Rob
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thanks mate.cage wrote:Nice work Rob, rip into it mate.
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Hi,
back for an update.
Here is what i cut out of the drivers side floor and toeboard.
![Image](http://i808.photobucket.com/albums/zz1/rpieri/SDC12603.jpg~original)
This is what i finished with.
![Image](http://i808.photobucket.com/albums/zz1/rpieri/SDC12618.jpg~original)
Not up to the standards of some of the professionals on here but with a little more flapper disc action should be quite flat.
I have a question about the floor coating. I was going to use Penetrol CIP http://www.floodaustralia.net/products/ ... ol-CIP.php
which is red oxide coloured primer over the whole floor. Do you think it would be ok to leave or do i need to topcoat it? Does anyone have experience with this product?
thanks
Rob
back for an update.
Here is what i cut out of the drivers side floor and toeboard.
![Image](http://i808.photobucket.com/albums/zz1/rpieri/SDC12603.jpg~original)
This is what i finished with.
![Image](http://i808.photobucket.com/albums/zz1/rpieri/SDC12618.jpg~original)
Not up to the standards of some of the professionals on here but with a little more flapper disc action should be quite flat.
I have a question about the floor coating. I was going to use Penetrol CIP http://www.floodaustralia.net/products/ ... ol-CIP.php
which is red oxide coloured primer over the whole floor. Do you think it would be ok to leave or do i need to topcoat it? Does anyone have experience with this product?
thanks
Rob
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Nothing wrong with that result at all there Rob...Equus wrote:Not up to the standards of some of the professionals on here but with a little more flapper disc action should be quite flat.
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Hi Guys,
still here playing
i painted the dash in satin black and finally coated the floor with Penetrol CIP a red oxide coloured metal sealer/primer. It is very translucent. Even with 2 coats. It seems to work like Xtroll.
I will then overcoat it with a silver paint for uniformity after i replace the seam sealer.
![Image](http://i808.photobucket.com/albums/zz1/rpieri/Redoxidefloor.jpg~original)
Obviously i need to do the doors as well.
cheers
Rob
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i painted the dash in satin black and finally coated the floor with Penetrol CIP a red oxide coloured metal sealer/primer. It is very translucent. Even with 2 coats. It seems to work like Xtroll.
I will then overcoat it with a silver paint for uniformity after i replace the seam sealer.
![Image](http://i808.photobucket.com/albums/zz1/rpieri/Redoxidefloor.jpg~original)
Obviously i need to do the doors as well.
cheers
Rob
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Looking good Rob.
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Thanks mate,
hopefully it remains so!.
I expect the car will see a little less water under my care than in the previous 45 years....
Rob
hopefully it remains so!.
I expect the car will see a little less water under my care than in the previous 45 years....
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Hi Guys,
a little update - Being embarrased to open the bonnet at car shows i have bitten the bullet and removed the engine to give the engine bay a spruce up.
![Image](http://i808.photobucket.com/albums/zz1/rpieri/20120416_212302.jpg~original)
( i am the dark handsome one in the T-shirt) !
Before
![Image](http://i808.photobucket.com/albums/zz1/rpieri/20120404_225655.jpg~original)
Welding up extra holes
![Image](http://i808.photobucket.com/albums/zz1/rpieri/20120417_204615.jpg~original)
now all the hard work begins.
Rob
![Image](http://i808.photobucket.com/albums/zz1/rpieri/20120417_062112.jpg~original)
a little update - Being embarrased to open the bonnet at car shows i have bitten the bullet and removed the engine to give the engine bay a spruce up.
![Image](http://i808.photobucket.com/albums/zz1/rpieri/20120416_212302.jpg~original)
( i am the dark handsome one in the T-shirt) !
Before
![Image](http://i808.photobucket.com/albums/zz1/rpieri/20120404_225655.jpg~original)
Welding up extra holes
![Argh :argh:](./images/smilies/aua.gif)
![Image](http://i808.photobucket.com/albums/zz1/rpieri/20120417_204615.jpg~original)
now all the hard work begins.
Rob
![Image](http://i808.photobucket.com/albums/zz1/rpieri/20120417_062112.jpg~original)
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somehow missed your last bit of work on the floor, looks great to me.
Keep up the good work.![Thumbs Up :thumbs:](./images/smilies/th_smiley_two_thumbs_up.gif)
Keep up the good work.
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great looking car, congrats
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Jesus, a smooth garage floor and space. Next you will tell us you have a mill!
Nice project in any case
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Nice project in any case
Envious.
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Whats under my bonnet is not for looking at, at car shows.
It's just what makes the tyres go 'round.
It's just what makes the tyres go 'round.
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True but when i spruce up the engine bay , i need to clean the engine as well- clean the cam, the heads, the ceramic coated headershybrid wrote:Whats under my bonnet is not for looking at, at car shows.
It's just what makes the tyres go 'round.
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I can't have a dirty engine in a clean engine bay ! " can I my beautiful wife"
Hopefully the "clean" engine will make my wheels go round alittle quicker...
Rob
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