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HG Holden tail gate

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A friend of mine turned up at the shop with a after market tail gate skin for a HG holden, he asked me if I could fit it to the frame. I took one look at the skin and.... it was dead straight where the original had at least 20/25 mm shape over all. There was no way that the after market skin was going over the frame, so we decided to wheel one one up. He never seen an English wheel, let alone used one .So after given him a few instructions we decide to start, knowing very well that I would be in for a struggle here some pics of where we are so far.
Peter
 

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1/2 Cup

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Great work on the tail gate skin. :thumbup:
I have never used an English wheel before but I would imagine it takes fair amount of skill and a good eye for detail to get the curves just right.

Well done and thanks for posting..
 
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