triumph herald restoration
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Looks like you have done a really nice job on your herald. I just hope mine looks as nice when it is done. Thanks for sharing.
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That's a big help. It gives me a bit more confidence in my restoration and I hope mine turns out as nice as yours did! Thanks!
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Great looking job you must be proud. I'm hot rodding mine.
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Great video, this brings back so many memories of when I rebuilt my Vitesse.
very rewarding...but...never again.
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I rather you used the hub cap wheels because it gives it a classical look and you don't open the hood like that. All you are doing is just costomizing it into a race car.
90abcde 1 year ago
all triumph herald hoods open this way .
2dor9 1 year ago 3
Looks great! Did you have any trouble realigning the body after removing it? I'm about to start my own restoration but the advice I've read says not to remove the body from the frame or you'll play hell realigning it.
Jon
groelzj 2 years ago
place body panels and doors on loosely with the nuts or held in place with bracket clips of somekind, then line up body lines in panels best you can and do alot of tweeking to get things in line doors are ajustable once on of course but sometimes body panels where never spot on when new , also depends if original panels are being used or if using new ones tighten any bolts but dont fasten anything permanant untill you are happy with the fitting. hope that helps.
2dor9 2 years ago