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Old 02-06-2017, 05:14 AM
BillyJuggins BillyJuggins is offline
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Billy Hi
Yes it is a small world. I have an E-type jag that I have made some panels for. I also run a 1974 Norton Commando and have made a larger fuel tank and some steel panniers for it. I had a body shop in the early 70's but in the commercial world then the standards were not that high. I have since learnt how to make panels properly thanks to the people on forums such as this.
I am 5 miles south of Banbury, so let me know if I can be of help.

Cheers Dave
Thanks David, much appreciated. I love the E Type, i was lucky enough to recomission one in my late teens and taking it for a test drive was a reall reward! How much have you had to fabricate?

I know what you mean about the standards. Being in the VW scene there are very few people who are able or willing to keep repairs to a factory standard. Not just becuase if the skill involved but i think its also todo with the customer and investment levels. Personally i do try to set a better standard but ive not had the top notch skills handed down to me.

allthough i will say there are a few people in the UK really pushig the VW restoration, Matt being one of them. There end product is flawless!
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