TR4 Floor Replacement - Page 1
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| As we shall soon see, you can't judge a book by it's cover. | Interior comes out, and the front & rear bumpers come off. | Wings are the next to go. The doors and top stay on for now. | Patched floor doesn't look too bad. Note patched firewall. |
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| Patches were installed over body mounts and up the firewall again. | Patched floor not so pretty from below. Body mount is attached to nothing! | Some areas were not patched, but those on the seat riser mean trouble! | Spare tire pan was also patched from above, and will be replaced. |
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Rust in the frame means it will have to be replaced.
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This freshly restored TR4 chassis with rebuilt engine was a lucky find!
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After careful measurements, new floors and sills were welded together on the new frame. |
RF corner after the rusty floor, firewall, and bulkhead end panel were removed.
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| All of this needs to be replaced now, to hold the A post in correct alignment. | An intricate patch panel was fabricated in the original form & installed. |
Reproduction bulkhead end panel fit like it should.
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LF corner needed the same repairs as the right side.
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| New left lower firewall section was more difficult to fabricate than the right side. |
Here's where that pesky rear seat riser was taken out.
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Time to take the doors, hardtop section, and bonnet off.
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Well past the point of no return, it's time to cut this car into 2 big pieces.
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