try the search option above. take a look in the photo gallery, might be something there too. :anim_25:
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1956 Body Off
Unless you have serious rust issues there is no need to brace the door openings on a ’56 2-door hardtop. I pulled the body off my ’56 last week with the doors still on. Even hanging on the rotisserie the door gaps didn’t change a bit and both doors still open and close perfect. I was amazed how rigid these bodies are.
This started out as a simple engine and transmission rebuild.
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Unless you have serious rust issues there is no need to brace the door openings on a ’56 2-door hardtop. I pulled the body off my ’56 last week with the doors still on. Even hanging on the rotisserie the door gaps didn’t change a bit and both doors still open and close perfect. I was amazed how rigid these bodies are.
This started out as a simple engine and transmission rebuild.
Unless you have serious rust issues there is no need to brace the door openings on a ’56 2-door hardtop. I pulled the body off my ’56 last week with the doors still on. Even hanging on the rotisserie the door gaps didn’t change a bit and both doors still open and close perfect. I was amazed how rigid these bodies are.
This started out as a simple engine and transmission rebuild.
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If you don't have a single rusted brace, pan or bolt you can do that w/o bracing Farm Boy :>
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