And here we have the outer panel.

The Super Nuova...
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Lining up the center section was probably the biggest challenge. I think I roughed it in pretty damn close.
A bit of buildup was needed where thin & crappy sheet metal just kept burning away.
Final blend. A touch of Bondo will fill up those tiny crevices.Comment
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Overdue, but mini update... Car got home right before I left town so I havent done much other than pull it out to take some pics of the current state of affair. Still having trouble finding someone to help with paint, but it appears I have some traction in that. We'll see...
Simon
Current Cars:
-1966 Lotus Elan
-1986 German Car
-2006 Volkswagen Jetta TDI
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Looks good. The black rockers and lower fenders don't look bad to be honest. Its a different look, but not necessarily a bad look.
Will'59 Alfa Romeo 101.02 Giulietta Sprint
'69 Alfa Romeo 105.51 1750 GTV (R.I.P)
'69 Datsun 2000 roadster Vintage race car
'88 BMW M3Comment
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Spent a little time in the garage today making minor adjustments to the pass side doors to get them to a better place. The rear door to quarter panel gap felt a little too big and the others were really tight.
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Simon
Current Cars:
-1966 Lotus Elan
-1986 German Car
-2006 Volkswagen Jetta TDI
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Another trip to El Segundo. Another cool backdrop
Im home this weekend so hoping to get the prep work done on the trunklid, because my buddy didnt have the time to handle that part. If I can get it prepped properly I am confident he will handle the final coat of Dutch Blue...
Simon
Current Cars:
-1966 Lotus Elan
-1986 German Car
-2006 Volkswagen Jetta TDI
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What did you do, just shimmy/pull & push each part with the bolts slightly loose? I was scared about the potential of the door slipping and just having to start over with the finagling. Super tedious. I don't know if you found a better way.Comment
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Italians pride themselves on their regular use of shims, rather engineering things to fit well har har harComment
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