Chopped EK Van Project(recent pics Pg23)
Whilst finishing the rear of the side window, it was discovered
that the grinder finishing of the rear pillar during the original chop
had thinned the panel to much.
Len could just not weld it without it blowing away.
Solution, cut another section out of the donor vans roof,
bash it into shape with a wooden mallet, replace dodgy section.

This piece, and the rest of the drivers side is now fully welded
So today, I pushed it outside to turn it around so we can start the otherside.
While it was outside, I took some snaps, and stood back to have a good look.
It looks a lot different standing right back from it, than it does
standing next to it in the shed.
Damm that roof is low
(5' 1/4" lower than stock)




Slowly but surely, it will get done.
Cheers
Jeff
that the grinder finishing of the rear pillar during the original chop
had thinned the panel to much.
Len could just not weld it without it blowing away.
Solution, cut another section out of the donor vans roof,
bash it into shape with a wooden mallet, replace dodgy section.

This piece, and the rest of the drivers side is now fully welded
So today, I pushed it outside to turn it around so we can start the otherside.
While it was outside, I took some snaps, and stood back to have a good look.
It looks a lot different standing right back from it, than it does
standing next to it in the shed.
Damm that roof is low




Slowly but surely, it will get done.
Cheers
Jeff
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