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Old 6th April 2009, 10:58 AM
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Well I got some more work done on the commodore today . With a grinder , drill , hammer and a chisel things fall off . I cut off the front radiator support panel due to it being bent and full of filler . I also took the doors off . It's amazing how quick the doors come off with the tool that was made for the job .



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Good to see that your keeping yourself hydrated there micky!!!
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Well I got some more work done on the commodore today . With a grinder , drill , hammer and a chisel things fall off . I cut off the front radiator support panel due to it being bent and full of filler . I also took the doors off . It's amazing how quick the doors come off with the tool that was made for the job .




what does the door hinge tool look like mate. I once had to take the doors of a Gemini and the hinges look the same, took me ages with a punch
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what does the door hinge tool look like mate. I once had to take the doors of a Gemini and the hinges look the same, took me ages with a punch
When we did it to my VH many years ago we made what was essentially a slide hammer.
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would have used a hinge pin puller???? got a few hand made ones in my box, very handy. here are some pics of my vb commo, she was a shell project

Brocky blue paint
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updated the interior to sle, mine was only a sl
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what does the door hinge tool look like mate. I once had to take the doors of a Gemini and the hinges look the same, took me ages with a punch
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When we did it to my VH many years ago we made what was essentially a slide hammer.
Yeah pretty much just a slide hammer with a thread at one end with a small piece of steel the same size as the door pin . would be easy to make but borrowing it from a panel beater was easier
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would have used a hinge pin puller???? got a few hand made ones in my box, very handy. here are some pics of my vb commo, she was a shell project

Brocky blue paint
308 motor
3inch straight through
holley carbs
updated the interior to sle, mine was only a sl
air suspension ect....

got some pics of the motor some where!!!

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Nice car mate .... love the old commodores .
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hey mick if ya ever need any panel work just give me a bell, love to give ya a hand.
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