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Category Archives: Rust
Restoring the Firewall – Pictures of All Connections, Hardnose Paint
So I am trying to get the interior done. I have had the carpet for almost 2 years now, and keep finding other things to do first. I was going to install it, but then thought to my self that … Continue reading
Posted in Bodywork, Electrical System, POR15, Rust
Tagged firewall, hardnose, Restoration, Spitfire
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Replacing the Driver’s Side Door
As you can see in the picture at the banner, the driver’s side door is a mess. While parked in the garage, the previous owner’s grandma had entered the garage at a bit too wide a turn, and dented in … Continue reading
Posted in Bodywork, Dents, POR15, Rust
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Stopping a Spitfire after 21 years in a garage – redoing the brakes
Ok, we are back in Santa Cruz after a couple weeks in North Carolina. I have been looking forward to working on the Spitfire… If you read the “about” page you know the whole funny story about the rear brakes being … Continue reading
Starting a Spitfire after 21 years in a garage – dealing with the old gas in tank/line
Opened the gas cap, and whew it stank. No idea how much gas in the tank, as the sender/gauge was not working, but less than 1/3rd of a tank. I imagined and feared that the whole fuel system was gummed up. Here … Continue reading
Posted in Fuel System, Gas tank, line & sender, Gasoline: old, new, problems, Rust
Tagged Gas, Restoration, Spitfire, Triumph
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