rear repair panels
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rear repair panels
Mornin all, can you get repair panels for the back end? I mean the bit behind the rear wheel under the wrap round plastic bumper end.
Cheersfnow Nick M
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Re: rear repair panels
Hi Nick,
Do you mean the lower corner?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ford-Capri-Re ... 565f1a4a08
There's various suppliers and prices on ebay and probably Martin or another Capri specialist will be able to supply them as well.
Do you mean the lower corner?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ford-Capri-Re ... 565f1a4a08
There's various suppliers and prices on ebay and probably Martin or another Capri specialist will be able to supply them as well.
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Re: rear repair panels
Hi Peter long time no see.Yep that's the ones ,just didn't know the right terminology.
Nick
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Re: rear repair panels
Probably a stupid question but how do these work? It's just that i have a suspicious looking raised patch on the rear corner under the bumper end cap, and was wondering if i could replace that patch. As you can probably tell i am no expert in doing cars up, in fact my ghia is my first.
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Re: rear repair panels
Hi there,Budgie81 wrote:Probably a stupid question but how do these work? It's just that i have a suspicious looking raised patch on the rear corner under the bumper end cap, and was wondering if i could replace that patch.
There's no such thing as a stupid question, if you don't ask, you'll never find the answer.
The rusted section of the car has to be cut out and the repair section is welded in place.
If it's been welded on top of the rusted metalwork it's a right bodge job.
All the best,
Andrew.
Re: rear repair panels
I have those panels in stock.
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Re: rear repair panels
This is true Andrew, I'm working on the car all weekend so I shall have a poke, but I think it will be rotten, so it's really handy that I can a replacement bit.
Re: rear repair panels
Hi Bobby,Budgie81 wrote:This is true Andrew, I'm working on the car all weekend so I shall have a poke, but I think it will be rotten, so it's really handy that I can a replacement bit.
Those panels can be bought from Turbo Breakers in Charminster. They do a large range of Ford panels and a deal can be had if you pop in with some cash in your back pocket
As Andrew has said they are welded in. The chances are the panel behind it will be shot also that can be repaired with some sheet steel. Its not the easiest job in the world if you have no welding experience, so possibly pay you to find a good body shop to fix it.
All the best
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Re: rear repair panels
Hi neil, how's it going?
I shall make a list of bits I need this weekend then take a trip down there. Luckily my friend who is a hgv fitter happens to be quite handy with a welder , which is very handy, as I am not.
Bobby
I shall make a list of bits I need this weekend then take a trip down there. Luckily my friend who is a hgv fitter happens to be quite handy with a welder , which is very handy, as I am not.
Bobby
Re: rear repair panels
Hi Bobby,Budgie81 wrote:Hi neil, how's it going?
I shall make a list of bits I need this weekend then take a trip down there. Luckily my friend who is a hgv fitter happens to be quite handy with a welder , which is very handy, as I am not.
Bobby
That's good that you know someone who is handy with a welder. He will become invaluable as you restore your Capri.
Give me a shout if you need a hand putting that list together
All the best
Neil
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Re: rear repair panels
Cheers Neil,
just plucking up the courage to start poking certain areas.
just plucking up the courage to start poking certain areas.
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Re: rear repair panels
i had to do both lower rear corners and found that i bought repair panels and had to make up inner repair panels.
easy to do if the car is on a spit like mine, arse to do otherwise.
you can buy inner repair lower corner panels from i think express panels but are very expensive and very easy to make up yourself.
easy to do if the car is on a spit like mine, arse to do otherwise.
you can buy inner repair lower corner panels from i think express panels but are very expensive and very easy to make up yourself.
Plans have changed to just make a good fun Track Car