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John Williams (Panda) - Joint Manchester AO

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Front uprights

Radiator

Front wishbones

Cycle wings

Nose

 

 

All zk bodywork

 

 

 

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Very sad. Hope you get it sorted in time for Blyton, John.

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Sorry to see that

Has the chassis got a bend or just how it looks in the photo?

David

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1 hour ago, XTR2Turbo said:

Sorry to see that

Has the chassis got a bend or just how it looks in the photo?

David

It has a bend but I need a suggestion for local firm to ping it straight

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Experienced this not too long ago, I have a white westfield cycle wing, it's used but yours for £10 plus postage?

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10 minutes ago, binjoau said:

Experienced this not too long ago, I have a white westfield cycle wing, it's used but yours for £10 plus postage?

thanks I need to make the full BILL of materials

 

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That's unfortunate.

Speak with Craig Spooner.  He is midlands so not too far from you and had someone local I think fix his.

David

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pm sent Craig 

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I believe that experience shows trying to straighten a bent space frame is extremely hit and miss. The trouble is that the chassis rails tend (unless the bend is only very slight) to stretch as well as bend, so when you straighten them they end up still out of line, if you see what I mean. The better way is to get a chassis front end and have it welded in place by someone who knows what they are doing, preferably on a jig.

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John, is that your car? you let Lee drive it?

Pulling the chassis in a jig and getting it right would be a very specialised affair in my book. SteveD would be the bloke for this kind of work. That's if he still around doing this kind of work. Even that said cutting out the offending bits and then pulling any slight bends out would be better. That's if you don't cut the whole lot out.

Good luck let's us know how you get on.

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Steve was working the body shop for Transplants in Winsford (they have a couple of other sites in Cheshire, as well), last I heard.

He advertised the jigs he had, for sale, a few years ago. I understood they did sell, but don't know where.

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50 minutes ago, Dave Eastwood (Gadgetman) - Club Secretary said:

He advertised the jigs he had, for sale, a few years ago. I understood they did sell, but don't know where.

That's a shame...

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cheers  @Plays-Kool i'll call the office tomorrow

 

cheers

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