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I am planning to remove the body from my TR6 in order to carry out some frame repairs.
I watched a movie on YouTube, "Tr6 restoration body removal from rusted frame"
Anybody on here who was part of that team?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3QdRRiOH2GA
I like the way they removed the body from the frame but I would like to know how they got the body separated from the frame and in a position to lift it.
Frame was on the floor and body was approx 3 feet above the frame.
Did they jack the frame and body that high, block the body then drop the frame down?
Any ideas for doing it appreciated.
I don't want to use an engine hoisy and straps, I like the way it was done in the video as the doors remained in place.
My body and paint is 9.5 out of 10 so would like to leave together as much as possible.
I will remove the hood and trunklid as in the video though.
Thanks for your ideas.
I watched a movie on YouTube, "Tr6 restoration body removal from rusted frame"
Anybody on here who was part of that team?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3QdRRiOH2GA
I like the way they removed the body from the frame but I would like to know how they got the body separated from the frame and in a position to lift it.
Frame was on the floor and body was approx 3 feet above the frame.
Did they jack the frame and body that high, block the body then drop the frame down?
Any ideas for doing it appreciated.
I don't want to use an engine hoisy and straps, I like the way it was done in the video as the doors remained in place.
My body and paint is 9.5 out of 10 so would like to leave together as much as possible.
I will remove the hood and trunklid as in the video though.
Thanks for your ideas.