Project 'Patience' the 64.5 Fastback

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Re: Project 'Patience' the 64.5 Fastback

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Hi Gallop welcome to the Forum. Yeah Kerry's work is something else. The replacement panel is made by dynacorn and called a trunk divider package tray or bridge panel I had Harrys Classics bring it in it for me
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Re: Project 'Patience' the 64.5 Fastback

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Thanks for the welcome and information Borgche. Boof - I'll post a few picture of my 'twins' at some stage - 65 fastback and 66 coupe. Owned the coupe since 2000, fastback since 2015. Coupe went through a total rebuild in 2006-2007 and has done less than 1000 miles since.
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Re: Project 'Patience' the 64.5 Fastback

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Excellent - I like twins.....
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Re: Project 'Patience' the 64.5 Fastback

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Final test fitting & trimming of the RH quarter panel was completed today.

I had, for the last week or so, been busy showing a Californian friend of ours around the Southern Highlands & Wollongong areas (as well as Duggo :smile: ). That had followed soon after Steve's (soc123_au) & my trip to Manila ;)

Soooo, back to Patience ....... after test fitting the quarter (that was weeks ago), I now marked the wheel arch lip & trimmed it to 3/8" (10mm). This done so I can form the lip the same as a door skin is attached to the inner door shell. The lip of the outer wheel arch had already been removed before blasting. This @ a couple of other mods allow the tyre to sit close to the edge of the wheel arch without rubbing ......

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Then fitted the quarter back on the shell & formed all the gaps before drilling & self tapping screwed into place. It is now almost ready for gluing (& a bit of welding ...... :thumbs: )

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Re: Project 'Patience' the 64.5 Fastback

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I don't think this car will recognise itself.
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Re: Project 'Patience' the 64.5 Fastback

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Ausjacko wrote:I don't think this car will recognise itself.
Yes, very nice work. Not many cars will receive that degree of attention.
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Re: Project 'Patience' the 64.5 Fastback

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Today the left hand side received the treatment ........

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Door gap fair, but not brilliant, due to it being a repo door shell. I will alter that when the quarter is glued in place .......

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Re: Project 'Patience' the 64.5 Fastback

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I see you have five rolls of "Bondo Holda" waiting? IS that for this car or the Cooda?
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Re: Project 'Patience' the 64.5 Fastback

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Never thought of "leaf guard" in that way before. Thanks Nuts for the tip ..... :thumbs:
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Re: Project 'Patience' the 64.5 Fastback

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Yep, Kerry that's why your working on my car.

Well my project is looking like a car again even if the quarters are just vice gripped on at this stage.

PS I'd offer to buy new doors again ( I think this would be the 3rd time) but I'd only get told they'd be no better than these ones.
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Re: Project 'Patience' the 64.5 Fastback

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Awesome work.
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Re: Project 'Patience' the 64.5 Fastback

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Great work as usual. Great seeing all this happen. It never gets old.
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Re: Project 'Patience' the 64.5 Fastback

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This week was test fit engine & gearbox week. Engine in first .......

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Has adjustable engine mounts that I set to as far back as they would allow. Still heaps of room to the firewall as it was formed for that .......

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Also test fitted the headers we are not going to use, pics make that obvious (John had bought them when it was going to be left hand drive) :smile: ........

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Then time for the box to go in, first cut out the floor for the shifter hole relocation .......

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Box in place while I figure out the rear mount :popcorn: .......

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So, tomorrow purchase the new rubber mount & then figure out the fabrication of the mounting cross member 8O

Photos by Mrsozbilt .......
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Re: Project 'Patience' the 64.5 Fastback

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Is the shed air conditioned :poke:

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Re: Project 'Patience' the 64.5 Fastback

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Astro wrote:Is the shed air conditioned :poke:

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