View Full Version : Stripping down supra to a shell
HhhhhHi all!
just like to know if anybody has any tutorials or threads they have seen with pics of supras being stripped down? as in , removing windows,panels etc. or even pics of supras being masked up and prepared to be sprayed.
cheers, Kev
I am stripping one to a shell at the moment, its a LOT of work.
Its mainly methodical. remove one piece at a time ect.
tag and bag, thats what my father in law done with his classics
JohnK- pics!!!?!!!
jamesmark - that would work, never even thought to tag and name all parts incase i forget (WAT A TWAT!)
JohnK- pics!!!?!!!
jamesmark - that would work, never even thought to tag and name all parts incase i forget (WAT A TWAT)
tag and bag, thats what my father in law done with his classics
Good advice, i haven't gone as far as bare shell, i stopped at interior panels and carpets.
I used freezer bags which i tied to the part that i removed and contained the screws or bolts.
It isn't particulalrly hard as was said.
woohoo for once i gave good advice
I have taken pics, all will be on my website in time. This car doesnt have to go back together again though.
Theres a couple of pictures within this lot of some masking up.
http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?t=57405&highlight=bodykit
I tagged everything up like jamesmark said to the last nut and bolt and put each bit in a relavent box. i.e. passenger door parts in one box, rear of interior in another etc.
So easy to figure out where everything goes that way.
supra steveo
03-06-06, 11:18
John K any chance of you taking lots of pics of this auto to manual conversion ? really want to weigh up weather it is worth looking to do
I am taking lots of pics, just so busy doing it that I have no time to sort out a webpage.
MONKEYmark
03-06-06, 21:19
i stripped rear interior out of mine.when you stripping it down you get to see how well they put together.
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