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engine swaps and other performance upgrades, plus "factory" and Costello V8s

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Jim Stabe
Jim Stabe
San Diego, Ca
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Main British Car:
1966 MGB Roadster 350 LT1 Chevy

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Re: Easier way to a wide MGB
Posted by: Jim Stabe
Date: September 09, 2022 02:52PM

One way to fill the step down edge would be to get some 3/16"x1/2" steel and bend it to shape to fill in the step. The flange above the beltline is about but it is narrower below. You could tack it in place and grind down the extra width at the bottom to line up with the fender edge. If it tacked securely you could either lead in the gaps or use All Metal body filler. The steel will greatly increase the strength of the edge.


Airwreckc
Eric Cumming
RTP, North Carolina
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05/28/2020 10:10AM

Main British Car:
1972 MGB-GT (working on a Sebring project) Buick 300-4 V8

Re: Easier way to a wide MGB
Posted by: Airwreckc
Date: September 10, 2022 02:54PM

Jim,

Thanks for the suggestion. Sounds like a good opportunity to practice my welding.


johnsfolly
John Deikis
Chelsea, MI
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08/10/2015 09:05PM

Main British Car:
1979 MGB Roadster Buick 215

Re: Easier way to a wide MGB
Posted by: johnsfolly
Date: September 13, 2022 09:30AM

The skill you guys demonstrate leaves me in awe! I guess the kids would say "Awesome, dudes!"


Jim Stabe
Jim Stabe
San Diego, Ca
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Main British Car:
1966 MGB Roadster 350 LT1 Chevy

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Re: Easier way to a wide MGB
Posted by: Jim Stabe
Date: September 13, 2022 11:36AM

I guess the kids would say "Awesome, dudes!"

If you could get them to look up from their phones.
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