Title: Brand new Bagheera chassis parts
Post by: Spyros on May 08, 2008, 07:21:49 pm
:o
A couple of repair profiles for the bagheera floor, under the driver seat : a well know issue area µ
(http://img229.imageshack.us/img229/2782/dsc00927nu1.jpg)
Better than the usual flat steel patch, no ?
Do you know this extremelly complex panel holding the driver door ?
(http://img229.imageshack.us/img229/560/dsc00935ru9.jpg)
Most of times in bad shape.
Out of stock since last millenium.
Very difficult to repair ...
It was very expensive when available
I presume you noticed the nearly chromed finish ?
This is electro galvanised and pasivated.
So much more rust resistant. and .... you can weld it straight away.
Yep, no preparation needed, no harmfull zinc oxide white stuff ;)
Also ... about everything, bare the windscreen bay panel.
So, if you have a rusty bagheera, you know now what to do ... ;D
A couple of repair profiles for the bagheera floor, under the driver seat : a well know issue area µ
(http://img229.imageshack.us/img229/2782/dsc00927nu1.jpg)
Better than the usual flat steel patch, no ?
Do you know this extremelly complex panel holding the driver door ?
(http://img229.imageshack.us/img229/560/dsc00935ru9.jpg)
Most of times in bad shape.
Out of stock since last millenium.
Very difficult to repair ...
It was very expensive when available
I presume you noticed the nearly chromed finish ?
This is electro galvanised and pasivated.
So much more rust resistant. and .... you can weld it straight away.
Yep, no preparation needed, no harmfull zinc oxide white stuff ;)
Also ... about everything, bare the windscreen bay panel.
So, if you have a rusty bagheera, you know now what to do ... ;D
Title: Re: Brand new Bagheera chassis parts
Post by: Spyros on August 25, 2008, 08:53:47 am
Since several people asked me question about them, please visit the Bagheera café, international section (your language) and ask for Joe
