Heater channels.
Heater channels.
Ive just been offered a set of karmman ghia heater channels.
Would they be suitable for the fasty , and will they need any modification. Or
am I better off making my own as I intended to do originally. Thanks
Would they be suitable for the fasty , and will they need any modification. Or
am I better off making my own as I intended to do originally. Thanks
Re: Heater channels.
Anybody have any idea at all???
Thanks
Thanks
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Re: Heater channels.
If you mean the inner heater channel box section from a type 34 KG then from photos I have seen of a Type 3 sill structure they are significantly different. If you mean the complete sill assembly from the type 14 KG, then again completely different.
Why not post an image of what you are trying to fix, sure there will be plenty of helpful advice on here.
Mark
Why not post an image of what you are trying to fix, sure there will be plenty of helpful advice on here.
Mark
Mark
1975 412LS Variant (built 9/73)
1972 411LE 2 door
1968 type 345 auto
1967 type 344
1972 type 145KG (type3 engine)
1975 412LS Variant (built 9/73)
1972 411LE 2 door
1968 type 345 auto
1967 type 344
1972 type 145KG (type3 engine)
Re: Heater channels.
I was offered a set of KG heater channels, and wanted to find out how much modification was needed.
From the information I,ve managed to find, I,d say I,m better off sticking to my original idea,
of making up my own sections.
I,m well into my resto now, but loads and loads more to go
From the information I,ve managed to find, I,d say I,m better off sticking to my original idea,
of making up my own sections.
I,m well into my resto now, but loads and loads more to go
Re: Heater channels.
Someone on here has fabricated them for their project - details should be somewhere on the forum, but the search engine often seems reluctant to find what you want!
Dave.
Re: Heater channels.
Re: Heater channels.
Currently working on this corner at the moment.
Cant seem to fix the orientation on the last pic,sorry.
Cant seem to fix the orientation on the last pic,sorry.
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Re: Heater channels.
Thanks colin. Just doing the best I can really, to end up with a solid fasty.col1600 wrote:Excellent work..very tasty fab skills going on there
I have to say your thread motivated me to get up off me arse and get mine going ,:D
Re: Heater channels.
fantastic work. and at a fair ol pace aswell.
what thickness steel are you using
colin..
what thickness steel are you using
colin..
You Love It.!!!
Re: Heater channels.
I,m using 19 guage 0.0418 inch. 1.062 mm, which as far as my research says matches original spec
for body repairs, open to correction on that. But it matches existing metal
And I,ve used galvanised 1.5mm material for heater channels, and I,ll match whatever or better for any
structural .
So far every thing seems good. I,ve used 1.2mm material for the front bulkhead re inforcement sections.
Progress is ok at the moment considering I took the body off in the first week in march 2015, so probably a
little under 3 months at the moment.
But seeing as I,m forcibly retired and have loads of time to fill, I,m smiling
for body repairs, open to correction on that. But it matches existing metal
And I,ve used galvanised 1.5mm material for heater channels, and I,ll match whatever or better for any
structural .
So far every thing seems good. I,ve used 1.2mm material for the front bulkhead re inforcement sections.
Progress is ok at the moment considering I took the body off in the first week in march 2015, so probably a
little under 3 months at the moment.
But seeing as I,m forcibly retired and have loads of time to fill, I,m smiling