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Author: | JW590 [ Thu May 17, 2012 9:55 am ] |
Post subject: | Rush job.... |
January 2011 - I crashed the car on black ice ![]() You can see the damage in the pictures, but basically it distorted and took paint off the front bumper / broke the indicator lens / dented the off-side front wing - which was / is badly rusted at the bottom anyway, punctured the windscreen washer bottle / bent the oil cooler / smashed a fog-driving light / bent the track rod end / broke and twisted arch liners both sides / generally scuffed and scratched the paintwork. Immediately had the track rod end replaced, replaced the off-side wheel arch liner, changed the indicator and driving-fog light, and continued to use the car.... and have done to date with it looking battered and bruised. Then again, if you watch Californication it's a bit cool to have a battered looking Porsche - although his is a 911 convertible. July 2011 - bought a replacement off-side wing (£100 for the excellent wing off Aerial Andy's crashed car ![]() Yesterday - I really cannot explain why, but for some reason I put the wing and bumper into the back of the Audi, took the off-side headlight cover off for paint matching, and took them to a paint shop where they are now ![]() They'll be ready in a week, maybe two, but do you think I'm making a bit of a rush job if I put them back them on too soon........ maybe leave them in the garage for another ten months to let the paint mature ![]() Only joking, weather permitting it will be done as soon as they come back. I'll do before / during / after pictures and put them up. Any tips on removing the wing and bumper greatly appreciated ![]() Thank you. |
Author: | jmgarage [ Thu May 17, 2012 7:30 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Rush job.... |
Well done, another step closer to being able to enjoy her again! |
Author: | A9XXC [ Fri May 18, 2012 5:55 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Rush job.... |
Sounding good! Tip - there is a very well hidden screw holding the wing on, even when you think they are all out! |
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