I got all the wheels sand blasted. They are all ready to send off to the paint shop. When they return, I'll mount the new tires on them and they will be all ready to go.
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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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- I finally got the metal, the strength and the stam...
- This shows the attachment under the front of the c...
- This is the first trial at tilting the car. It can...
- I marked the cut line for the rocker panel using t...
- You can see the mess left after the brass and patc...
- After cutting out the rot, I started making patche...
- I cut and welded the last pieces into the sub stru...
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- I got the rocker welded in today. Ground it smooth...
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- Dave
- Newark, Delaware, United States
- 68 year old Corvair nut branching out to another air-cooled, rear engine car.
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