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MG MGA - Body on at last
After 6 months of assembling the chassis & waiting for the paint shop, the body was finally mated to the chassis last weekend. One more milestone reached in this long term project. Chris. |
Chris Bond |
Looks good Chris! Appears to be a few "non standard" modifications to your project....? George |
George G. |
Chris, What purpose are the holes in the side panel? That looks like a huge air cleaner -- is there a V8 underneath???? Barry |
BM Gannon |
Hi Chris looking good. I live in Herefordshire, can you tell me who you used for the paint please and if you were pleased. Thanks Paul Im in Bromyard if your close? |
p anderton |
Yes, one or two non standard parts have found there way into my project, including one of Aunties (Rover) finest, in the form of a 3.5 litre V8. Hopefully she'll surprise a few Healeys, when finished! Barry, The holes in the inner closing panels are to vent the hot air out of the engine bay (along with bonnet louvres). Paul, I used a local backstreet paint shop which I'd heard good things about but while they have done a very good job on the prep and the exterior finish, the rest (bits you dont see) had been ignored. so cant really recommend as a restoration paint shop. Bromyard is not to far away from me, I'm in Droitwich. Chris. |
Chris Bond |
Paul, You could speak to Tony Williams Body Shop in Malvern, tel 01684560106. Keith is apparently the best painter there. |
Nigel Munford |
Thanks Nigel, I'm not desperate but there are a few under bonnet bits I would like looked at. |
p anderton |
They have a website,http://www.tonywilliamsbodyshop.co.uk/ If it's mechanical bits under the bonnet, you need Richard Mason, at Top Garage, Bromyard. |
Nigel Munford |
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