Hello all,
I have finish my frame now an will start to restore the hull.
Witch ticknes of metal i can use to restore the hull,floor,tunnelparts,ect.
Can anybody help me in this question?
Best regards, Patrick GPA 8330
Hullticknes
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Re: Hullticknes
Patrick,
It varies from section to section. The front part is thicker than the side and the bottom of the hull I believe is the thickest part. Some parts of the bottom (especially where the spring hangers bolt through) are reinforced with an extra thickness of sheet metal. I think that the most common sheet steel used on the body is 16 gauge. However, I will check and get back to you and see if I can tell you exactly. The safest way is to measure at places not rusted through and then use that as the basis for repair.
Good luck,
Donovan.
It varies from section to section. The front part is thicker than the side and the bottom of the hull I believe is the thickest part. Some parts of the bottom (especially where the spring hangers bolt through) are reinforced with an extra thickness of sheet metal. I think that the most common sheet steel used on the body is 16 gauge. However, I will check and get back to you and see if I can tell you exactly. The safest way is to measure at places not rusted through and then use that as the basis for repair.
Good luck,
Donovan.
GPA 11374
Re: Hullticknes
Patrick,
If I am correct ii is in metric side panel 1.25 mm ,bottom 1,5 mm and front hull bottom 2mm profile 1,5/2 mm [ like crossbeam]
This is what I use with repairs at the hull
Peter
If I am correct ii is in metric side panel 1.25 mm ,bottom 1,5 mm and front hull bottom 2mm profile 1,5/2 mm [ like crossbeam]
This is what I use with repairs at the hull
Peter
Re: Hullticknes
Hi,
I think the same like Peter, i think i will do it like this.
Thanks a lot,
Patrick
I think the same like Peter, i think i will do it like this.
Thanks a lot,
Patrick
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