Here are the first steps in the power train removal. The engine cradle is in place and all connections are removed. Then the rear support member is removed and the engine lowered for clearance.
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This is an attempt to chronicle the restoration(refurbishing) of a 1960 Autobianchi Bianchina Trasformabile, which is a car with a coach built body based on a Fiat 500.
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- Bringing it home
- Apparently I figured out how to post photos. This ...
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- The pictures above show the steps taken with the r...
- As shown, the suspension went back together very w...
- The pic on the right shows the hole I had to cut t...
- The left pic shows the newly welded nut on the pat...
- This image shows the completed repair after finish...
- This shows the completed rear suspension assembly ...
- I know it's hard to see the difference, but, the l...
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- Left side is the instrument panel as it was when I...
- The last little details of the interior clean up. ...
- These show the before and after stripping and prim...
- While still waiting for the correct front steering...
- As promised yesterday, here are the pictures of th...
- Finally got all the steering parts in and installe...
- Basically this is all a repeat of the other side. ...
- See, I told you . I'll repeat, no bearings were ha...
- Before and after, probably should have taken them ...
- Here are the first steps in the power train remova...
- You can see the engine has been lowered all the wa...
- As you can see, with the help of a scraper and a h...
- At this time I turned my attention to the engine.T...
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- Now for the real fun, the transaxle was separated ...
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- Well, the Corvair I was working on just rolled out...
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- While waiting for parts for the timing chain that ...
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- Newark, Delaware, United States
- 68 year old Corvair nut branching out to another air-cooled, rear engine car.
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