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lefebvre 11-08-2011 12:17 PM

Lefebvre
 
Hello ,

I'm 62 years old and currently restoring Maserati 3500 . This Superleggera technology has advantages and disadvantages , aluminium does not rust but steel and aluminium are not compatible . I rely on you to help me to acheive good results . I leave in France and have some experience on Ferrari 250 and of course Maserati 3500.

Bst Rgds

Roland

Gert-Jan 11-08-2011 02:07 PM

As a Citroën lover you've immediatly got my attention with a surname like that. I'm very confident you'll find your knowledge here.

Mais, je ne suis pas verbeux: Nous velons des photos, s'il vous plaît! :)

Welcome Roland

Kerry Pinkerton 11-08-2011 02:20 PM

Welcome to AllMetalShaping Roland. Many of us are VERY interested in superleggera construction. Please post any photos you can of what you are doing and how you are doing it.

I am 90% finished with a scratch built Art Deco roadster and regret very much that I did not go superleggera.

HEATNBEAT 11-08-2011 08:23 PM

Welcome to Allmetalshaping Roland!:)

Peter Tommasini 11-08-2011 09:23 PM

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Originally Posted by lefebvre (Post 43603)
Hello ,

I'm 62 years old and currently restoring Maserati 3500 . This Superleggera technology has advantages and disadvantages , aluminium does not rust but steel and aluminium are not compatible . I rely on you to help me to acheive good results . I leave in France and have some experience on Ferrari 250 and of course Maserati 3500.

Bst Rgds

Roland


Gday Roland, Welcome to All Metalshaping :D I know exactly were your coming from about electrolysis. Im currently restoring a 1957 Ferrari Boamo 250 GT, Do you know any info about them?

Peter :cool:

David Gardiner 11-09-2011 04:25 PM

Hi Roland, The other problem with Superleggera bodywork is the fact that the tubes are always in the way when you want to repair an area. Often you will have to remove the panels from the car in order to carry out proper repair. This in itself causes more work because invariably the flanges will split as you unpick them - 0r they will when you try to wrap them back over so you need to replace all the edges of the panels too.

David

lefebvre 11-10-2011 12:25 PM

Maserati 3500 ....; under the alu skin.
 
Bonjour /Hello ,

I'll prepare some pictures for you .
By this time you may have a look to the following site for the DS .
http://id19p.over-blog.com/article-1...-72116272.html

Bst Rgds
Roland


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