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0 2019/03/02 00:22:04 JTR70
Actually it wasn't that easy it took me some time to figure out a clean slip on fit that would carry on what is still Toyota into the metal shaped for my purposes.
Actually it wasn't that easy it took me some time to figure out a clean slip on fit that would carry on what is still Toyota into the metal shaped for my purposes.
0 2019/03/02 00:17:24 JTR70
After some heat and hammer forming my excess up flange section sort of fell into place to close and overlap the break.
After some heat and hammer forming my excess up flange section sort of fell into place to close and overlap the break.
0 2019/03/02 00:14:57 JTR70
A bolt in place of each factory spot weld. Onto the next deal. Thanks for looking!
Justin
A bolt in place of each factory spot weld. Onto the next deal. Thanks for looking! Justin
0 2019/03/01 12:19:51 JTR70
repeat on right side.
repeat on right side.
0 2019/03/01 12:18:34 JTR70
with these capture nuts on the back side.
with these capture nuts on the back side.
0 2019/03/01 12:17:15 JTR70
Flanges tacked into final position and now replacing set screws with bolts.
Flanges tacked into final position and now replacing set screws with bolts.
0 2019/03/01 12:15:18 JTR70
Other side as close as I'm going to get.
Other side as close as I'm going to get.
0 2019/03/01 12:13:23 JTR70
Just about ready to cut the excess off and graft these two together.  I'll be cutting that apron about even with the new flange section.
Just about ready to cut the excess off and graft these two together. I'll be cutting that apron about even with the new flange section.
0 2019/03/01 12:10:50 JTR70
The remains of the  old skirt flange run alot deeper but I will be shortening the aprons back here to help disipate heat.
The remains of the old skirt flange run alot deeper but I will be shortening the aprons back here to help disipate heat.
0 2019/03/01 12:09:03 JTR70
Set screwing flanges in best adjusted position.
Set screwing flanges in best adjusted position.
0 2019/03/01 12:07:47 JTR70
Clean slate on both sides of the cut line and now building it back up from here.
Thanks for looking!
Justin
Clean slate on both sides of the cut line and now building it back up from here. Thanks for looking! Justin
0 2019/02/28 20:40:58 JTR70
deciding on how much to keep and where it would be eventually capped off.
deciding on how much to keep and where it would be eventually capped off.
0 2019/02/28 20:38:35 JTR70
Outlook improved dramatically once the damaged sections where removed.
Outlook improved dramatically once the damaged sections where removed.
0 2019/02/28 20:35:56 JTR70
Also an old wire welded and plasma cut mess. flash rust doesn't help much either.
Also an old wire welded and plasma cut mess. flash rust doesn't help much either.
0 2019/02/28 20:33:41 JTR70
0 2019/02/28 20:32:14 JTR70
Simultainiously cleaning and planning this upper corner reconstruction to allow the front end group to remain removable when its all over.
Simultainiously cleaning and planning this upper corner reconstruction to allow the front end group to remain removable when its all over.
0 2019/02/28 20:29:14 JTR70
New flanges ready for mock up on the firewall. 
Thanks for looking!
Justin
New flanges ready for mock up on the firewall. Thanks for looking! Justin
0 2019/02/28 12:16:36 JTR70
repeat the process one more time.
repeat the process one more time.
0 2019/02/28 12:15:36 JTR70
Had to tighen the upper bend some more to get that excess to run vertical but otherwise it was there.
Had to tighen the upper bend some more to get that excess to run vertical but otherwise it was there.
0 2019/02/28 12:13:29 JTR70
Close as I'm going to get...
Close as I'm going to get...
0 2019/02/28 12:12:34 JTR70
Having these jaws on hand made these new sections possible.
Having these jaws on hand made these new sections possible.
0 2019/02/28 12:10:41 JTR70
repeated test fits against the apron itself to either relax or tighten more whare needed.
repeated test fits against the apron itself to either relax or tighten more whare needed.
0 2019/02/28 12:08:52 JTR70
Started with a section of heeled over 20 guage and began shrinking and stretching to suit.
Started with a section of heeled over 20 guage and began shrinking and stretching to suit.
0 2019/02/28 12:06:57 JTR70
Removing whats left of the original flange for a pattern. Through my ownership of this truck this area was zip wheeled and hastely wired welded back together then this last time cut with a plasma so gluing it back together wasn't an option.
Removing whats left of the original flange for a pattern. Through my ownership of this truck this area was zip wheeled and hastely wired welded back together then this last time cut with a plasma so gluing it back together wasn't an option.
0 2019/02/28 12:03:10 JTR70
Back to closing up this hole. Thanks for looking!
Justin
Back to closing up this hole. Thanks for looking! Justin
0 2019/02/28 00:11:20 JTR70
Most of the way there. More fine adjustments sure to come and I still have close that hole but its all with striking distance  at the very least.
Most of the way there. More fine adjustments sure to come and I still have close that hole but its all with striking distance at the very least.
0 2019/02/28 00:07:57 JTR70
Very slowly colasping the intermediate fins allowing this lower loop to roll back.  Its alloy so mild spanks with a dead blow was all it took.  Again care was taken not to breach or crush the capillary tubes themselves and as long as that didn't happen this unit will still work fine.
Very slowly colasping the intermediate fins allowing this lower loop to roll back. Its alloy so mild spanks with a dead blow was all it took. Again care was taken not to breach or crush the capillary tubes themselves and as long as that didn't happen this unit will still work fine.
0 2019/02/28 00:03:21 JTR70
Better but still not enough clearance. That lower capillary loop had to go back.
Better but still not enough clearance. That lower capillary loop had to go back.
0 2019/02/28 00:00:59 JTR70
0 2019/02/27 23:57:15 JTR70
Had the basic relief shape cut into the housing to make way for the new fire wall shape while still allowing it to mount in its original position with the heater core and blower motor.  Now it was onto the core.
Had the basic relief shape cut into the housing to make way for the new fire wall shape while still allowing it to mount in its original position with the heater core and blower motor. Now it was onto the core.
0 2019/02/27 23:54:06 JTR70
Also beginning modifications to the evaporator box and A/C core unit itself. 
Thanks for looking! Justin
Also beginning modifications to the evaporator box and A/C core unit itself. Thanks for looking! Justin
0 2019/02/27 12:14:42 JTR70
Ample clearance  is what kept me moving forward.
Ample clearance is what kept me moving forward.
0 2019/02/27 12:12:18 JTR70
0 2019/02/27 12:11:00 JTR70
0 2019/02/27 12:09:16 JTR70
By this point I just needed it closed.
By this point I just needed it closed.
0 2019/02/27 12:07:00 JTR70
Its a frankenstien mess but it just has to do its job and stay out of everyone's way in the end.
Its a frankenstien mess but it just has to do its job and stay out of everyone's way in the end.
0 2019/02/27 12:04:50 JTR70
Getting the clearance I'm looking for.
Getting the clearance I'm looking for.
0 2019/02/27 12:03:30 JTR70
Felief shape in and around the header most of the way in at this point. Adding in a filler strip to complete the top.
Felief shape in and around the header most of the way in at this point. Adding in a filler strip to complete the top.
0 2019/02/27 12:00:44 JTR70
Took alot of time and planning just to get this far but the bright side was the hole in this fire wall was getting smaller. 
More later...
Thanks for looking!
Justin
Took alot of time and planning just to get this far but the bright side was the hole in this fire wall was getting smaller. More later... Thanks for looking! Justin
0 2019/02/26 22:58:37 JTR70
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