72 Triumph GT6 Restoration Episode 23 (Passenger side Sills floors and Rocker panel repair pt 1)

Welcome to Episode 23. Time marches on and so do we...we are now moving into what I would consider to be the most extensive and possibly time consuming part of the restoration process. Care has to be taken to measure and fit each piece as it goes together so that the shape and fit of each panel coincides with each other piece.

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[macmanron]

Getting ready to start in on my son's 1969 GT6+ need to replace some things but have all the panels to do it.

[SteveDentonClassics]

I love the fact that its an accident damaged GT6, and your not bothered by it and have chosen to repair it. Good on you mate, keeping a great classic on the road, keep up the great work!!

[roundtailrestoration]

Good job. Not an easy repair, especially getting your head wrapped around how it's put together. Kicked my butt for a while, especially the end caps. Sheet metal screws are your friend, but you already know that!

[liten]

your best to watch rusty beauties he, s expert on gt6 or peter in the uk