STAGE IV: Bodywork
The rest of the work related to the bodywork was done in my friend's workshop, who has a sandblasting machine.
I started by removing the old maintenance with a pneumatic needle hammer.
I reworked the rear brake lines. I put a tee in the middle of the bridge, and the brake force regulator landed under the hood.
I made the air vents of the bridges from polyurethane hoses with a quick coupler. I also used such lines as fuel lines.
These lines are used in trucks as air lines...
I'm going to be installing a stainless steel straight-through exhaust. Here's a little preview. The exhaust will be welded after putting the bodywork on the frame.
Pipe thickness 2".
STAGE II - sandblasting and painting the frame.
The frame has been sandblasted and protected with an epoxy primer. - two layers.
I put acrylic varnish on the base - also two layers.
After finishing work on the rear side member, it was time for the rear corners of the body.
I must admit that it was a bodywork challenge for me.
It was necessary to bend every embossment to make the body line match.
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