September, 2004

IN THE BEGINNING

January 13, 2008


Home Beginnings Clean Up Repair & Paint

Chassis Assembly Top Tonneau Links


SUBASSEMBLIES

Engine-Trans Seats Susp-Brakes Dash
Side Curtains Windshield Heater Wiring


GETTING ACQUAINTED

The body was brought home on a small trailer. It stayed on that for quite a while and is visible in most of the pictures below. There was little disassembly to do - just removing the front fenders. Notice that there was very little paint on the body, just an accumulation of rust from all the years it sat. The radiator duct panel and areas under the fenders still had paint on them. You can see both white and red although the car number indicated it had originally been black. That was found in a few places, but wasn't too obvious.

Most of the remainder of the car was brought home in boxes over the first few weeks. There were also parts from a parts car, but the only body parts remaining were the doors, hood, and trunk. Most of the parts car parts were not in good shape.

There was a fair amount of damage along the rockers, but I've seen worse. The front end had also been damaged at some point. The radiator duct had a large bend in the middle of it and the front end on both sides of it had creases.  


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Barn Find - Jag Underneath

               


Garage - Front View

               


Garage - Rear View

               


Left Frt Fender Off



Right Frt Fender Off

               


Front Grill Opening

               


Left Interior View

               


Right Interior View



Right Side Rocker

               


Right Battery Carrier

               


Frame behind Pass

               


View into Trunk



View of Trunk

               


Engine Compartment

               


Close-up of Rear



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