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The existing bonnet was in a bad state with a rotten nose and rust holes around the hinges at the top corners.
I managed to obtain a replacement from a mate for free and just need to get it cleaned up and painted.
The driver's side engine bay side tray was rotten and holey and the passenger's side one had fallen off.
Too many rotten captive nuts and snapped wing mounting bolts meant the rear wings were only held on with half the bolts they should have been.
One of the rear suspension mounts was in a real nasty way, having been stuffed full of filler then just painted over with underseal in an attempt to hide it from the MOT inspector.
After cutting the rotten panel out, a new replacement panel was welded in.
by Jim Tyler (Veloce Publishing). Amazon price: $34.62.
by Editors of VW Trends Magazine (HP Trade). Amazon price: $13.57.
by Inc. Volkswagen of America (Bentley Publishers). Amazon price: $26.37.
1949 Plymouth. I traded her for a laptop computer I had sitting under a p...
A 130 S2 Fulvia, convertedto a 1600 and with Flavia Cromodorra wheels
A maroon 4 dr Spiecial original mint Condition, the early year Model{1953]
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