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Hi Ross , Lovely to see her progressing so nicely , Could I ask where you got the window channel from please ?

Best wishes Andy:-D

 

 

Thanks Andy. Most of the parts I had, cant get the rail that the window slides on though. Might have to get that made unless I can find someone with one for a door. Hope this helps.

 

https://www.vintagecarparts.co.uk/products/486-brass-h-channel-small-chair

 

https://www.vintagecarparts.co.uk/products/709-brass-channel-bottom-channel

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Look what the Landrover dragged into CombatCars!!

 

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Looks to be very complete

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Since Quads were only fitted with one brake light and one tail light, and in different locations it gives me a little bit of artistic license when bring it up to modern safety standards.

I took an idea from some ww2 pictures and adapted it with period lights. One side will have the number plate on and the other will be a unit flash.

Tell me what you think?

 

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I'm not. There is a tool called a bead roller for doing them, but I don't have one...... yet.

 

Useful bit of kit can be used for all sorts of things, I missed one in a closing down sale a few years ago, sadly went well beyond price I could justify :-( had a full set of different sized rollers to match.

 

Pete

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It'd also be possible to do them without a bead-roller; but it's a little more work to do it neatly.

 

Basically, you'd be looking at a block of hardwood with a groove of the appropriate profile cut in it; and a rounded bit of bar (a cold chisel rounded over and smoothed would be about right) that's a bit narrower than the profile of the groove.

 

Clamp the pan firmly to the block of wood, with the groove lined up with where you want to put the bead, and start pounding the metal down into the groove, using the rounded bar and a hammer. Definitely more work, though. (Do some practise pieces first, too; unless you're like me, and just jump straight into the thick of it to see how it goes. :D)

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