Help in saving my TT
10-12-2013, 05:32 PM
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Very well, thanks for asking. Haven't updated, was waiting to have it completed first.
The front shett metal section holding the bumper shocks was replaced with a new OEM piece. The fenders, hood and bumper have been primed, the pan pulled slightly and "massaged" to have all frame reference points lined up to spec. All parts have been "dry fitted " to make sure all seams are straight and equal. Hoping to have all painted and assembled by mid-Nov..
The front shett metal section holding the bumper shocks was replaced with a new OEM piece. The fenders, hood and bumper have been primed, the pan pulled slightly and "massaged" to have all frame reference points lined up to spec. All parts have been "dry fitted " to make sure all seams are straight and equal. Hoping to have all painted and assembled by mid-Nov..
10-13-2013, 08:26 AM
#33
Fantastic ! I know (I hope) your taking pics of this process. Regarding the under-pan that was massaged make sure the bumper mount holes line up. There is a metal strip that attaches the lower center bumper mounts to the center-pan holes. There is some leeway but make sure they put the adjustable speed nut on first before they button the pan up.
Whom did you trust to take on such a massive j-o-b ? Pics would help insurance-wise somehow.
Whom did you trust to take on such a massive j-o-b ? Pics would help insurance-wise somehow.
