dry fit pics ???

[Covboy]

Volvo XC60

And your tin smith skills are awesome!

[daniel whiteley]

Volvo XC60

And your tin smith skills are awesome!

Thank you , not an Xc60 wrong rear lights and you have to cut the rear panel half way up the lamp/quarter panel but good guess it is a 2016 car tho and it's been out roughly 3 years

[daniel whiteley]

does this make it any easier to guess the vehicle ? as you can see im rather busy at the minute at work so not done anything to leggies/mudguard/horncast

[Warkton Tornado No.1]

Hmmm.

The IRS looks very current, rather than twisted beam & I can’t quite decide whether it may have drive to the rear wheels.

I was therefore thinking Jaguar, Mercedes et cetera.

Go on. I’ll say Toyota.

Do I win a prize?

[daniel whiteley]

Hmmm.

The IRS looks very current, rather than twisted beam & I can’t quite decide whether it may have drive to the rear wheels.

I was therefore thinking Jaguar, Mercedes et cetera.

Go on. I’ll say Toyota.

Do I win a prize?

well done that man !! what prize would you require

[JETEX]

Great fit on your body panels. I think a lot of Lambrettas have a gap at the bottom of the front mudguard ( mine included ), but mine is a remade mudguard and although I am a mechanic, I don't really have the bodywork skills to correct it. I've made it fit as best as I can. Be careful when you fit the side panels. A small gap between the bottom edge and the rear footboard is o/k for air circulation and to stop the panels rubbing on the footboard. I also put two pieces of rubber under the bridge piece so that when you tighten it down, the bottom edges of the bridge piece don't contact the paint on the leg shields / foot boards. Keep the pictures of your restoration coming. It's proving to be a really nice job.

[Dimitrios_231]

so thats the horncast sitting better , does that look about right dimitros ????

It looks great,sorry I'm in Rome this week,I don't use the forum too much.

[xenia1]

Great bodywork skills there, so much nicer to see it all done in steel rather than some so called restorations which include a bucket of body filler. Ref the body gaps, my TV1 panelwork is 100% new old stock Innocenti but even so before painting on the dry fit there were still minor little gaps here and there but you'll find once the body gaskets/beading are fitted and its all tightened together any small gaps disappear.
Andy.

[Wesbro]

Bit of a showcase for some tidy work there Sir !

[daniel whiteley]

thanks for all the kind comments guys , not really done much on scoot as month end is always mayhem at work trying to hit targets and such and ive been off weather but ive got the horncast and mudgaurd fitting nice just a little more tippy tapping and it will be there , hopefully i will try and get some pics when im back at work