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Aston DB 5 Alu Bonnet
Hello,
here a complete Reconstruction of a Aston DB 5 Alu Bonnet Bernhard
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Bernhard
Really interesting post - particularly how you produced the skin in four pieces. I have a DB6 to restore. Quite a bit of corrosion to the steel floor pan and body substructure and damage to the al bodywork. How much work have you had to undertake on the DB5 body. Any photos would be appreciated. Chris
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Hi Bernhard ,
always good to see your outstanding work... Ben |
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Wow! I am with Ben. That is outstanding work.
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Many Thanks for Compliment.
Chris to your Question. Without seeing Photos is a relative. Minimum for a Complete Body Restoration is 600 Hours. Poor Substance easily to the 1000 Hours Bernhard
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... here Pics from Alloy
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Quote:
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Kent http://www.tinmantech.com "All it takes is a little practical experience to blow the he!! out of a perfectly good theory." --- Lloyd Rosenquist, charter member AWS, 1919. |
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How is the aluminum skin attached to the steel structure?
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Hello Kent, hello Kerry,
many thanks. Frame is Alloy. BR Bernhard
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