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Wombat
 Post subject: A panel replacement
PostPosted: Sat Jun 27, 2009 3:01 pm 
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I remember seeing a photographic How to on A panel replacement on the net but cant find it - anyone know of a link to such a site?

Been trolling through the "paint and panel' form of the UK Mini Forum - not much luck there - Gee I'm glad we don't have salt on our roads here :shock:

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David,
It is detailed in Lindsay Porter's Mini Restoration Manual.
I have a copy, can scan a couple of pages for you but I won't post them here. :wink:

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Got his book - didn't think to look in there :oops: - shows I haven't looked at it for a while .

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4" angle grinder with a ultra thin wheel :D :D

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david rosenthal wrote:
4" angle grinder with a ultra thin wheel :D :D


Got that :wink: Those thin wheels are great - like a hot knife through butter

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