Guys i'm fitting my body work this savo, i've nose bonnet scuttle sorta done
but, i'm fitting GRP side panels, which need cut, i', after a few pictures of were you have brought the panels too at the front of the car,
i've seen some with holes in it for suspension arms, i've also seen a few that stop just before the rear of the arms, its going on to my
aries chassis.
Cheers
I beleve the side panel has to go right to the front now with holes for the bones to come though not stop at the rear of the bones
THIS IS FOR IVA
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Originally posted by jacko
I beleve the side panel has to go right to the front now with holes for the bones to come though not stop at the rear of the bones
THIS IS FOR IVA
What plastic panels are you using on your Aries?
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Originally posted by Richard Quinn
What plastic panels are you using on your Aries?
This is mine cut short but thats how they came from MK. I would have liked them long but MK had stoped making them long at that time when i bought
the kit
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[Edited on 13/12/09 by jacko]
Do they fit ok? I thought the Panther bodywork was considerably taller than most? I guess it could all be in the scuttle, bonnet and nose cone height
above the top rail.
Anyway, ally is more resilient and a bit lighter if you are doing hill climbs. Put 'em back on ebay and get some ally!
The panther side panel is the same as per book. Its the top half thats taller.
Use a bit of card for a template.
then mark it on to the panel.
Then cut.......
carfully as you dont want to have to get a replacemwnt
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just keep trimming a bit more.
first trim
If you have gts nose ect the sides need spacing away from the chassis by about 3mm to get all the lines correct.
Cheers big_wasa
this is how i did mine,.jpg)
This is mine:
http://locostbuilders.co.uk/photos.php?action=showphoto&photo=DSC01873.jpg
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Originally posted by jacko
I beleve the side panel has to go right to the front now with holes for the bones to come though not stop at the rear of the bones
THIS IS FOR IVA