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Bill D 01-02-2015 09:58 PM

Taking the body off
 
I'm waiting for a hood hinge assembly from Bruce before I can remove the body and start fabricating the aluminum panels. The body needs to be on so I can properly locate and weld everything. Since I don't know when the hinges will be delivered, I'm wondering if I take the body off now to do the panels, lay out the brake and fuel lines, lay out the wiring, etc. will I cause problems with installing the body and taking it off again later. In other words, will removing/installing the body several times before paint be bad for the body?

Thanks
Bill

mdross1 01-03-2015 05:31 AM

Remembering when we did ours it was not a problem because the door fiberglass was still in place so the body had plenty of support in the rocker panel area. I had several people helping me with mine and a coach not afraid to bark orders. Also had a rack made for the body to sit on while setting up the chassis to not stress the fiberglass.


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