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Engine Clean Up 3

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Bill Greenwood — Posted on The MG Experience
Monday December 7, 2009 5:42 PM

Rocker cover is a little too pitted for my liking & will take more work or a replacement to look decent.

Engine Side View

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Engine Clean Up 2

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Bill Greenwood — Posted on The MG Experience
Monday December 7, 2009 5:31 PM

I primered the pressed steel parts - sump, rocker cover etc. with epoxy then painted the whole assembly with Moss Austin Healey green.

Freshly painted

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Engine Clean Up

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Bill Greenwood — Posted on The MG Experience
Monday December 7, 2009 5:16 PM

Enough of body repair (for a while anyway). Thought I would give the engine a new paint job. This engine was remarkably free of oil & dirt, just needed removal of the old red paint with power wire brush & dremel for the nooks & crannies.

Old paint removed

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LH Dog Leg Repair

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Bill Greenwood — Posted on The MG Experience
Friday November 6, 2009 9:47 AM

This is a view of the LH dog leg after cutting, clean up & re-welding. Not too many issues here, just needed a good clean out & rust treatment.
Sure be nice if the rear wings were bolt on like the front.

Almost complete

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Rear Dog Leg 6

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Bill Greenwood — Posted on The MG Experience
Friday November 6, 2009 9:41 AM

Sill repair complete with a coat of Epoxy Primer.

Primered & ready for outer skin

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Rear Dog Leg 5

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Bill Greenwood — Posted on The MG Experience
Friday September 11, 2009 9:41 AM

This is a good shot that shows the inside of the rear sill nicely cleaned up & painted & also shows the triangular shaped filler piece welded in position.

Inside Painted with a cold galvanizing paint

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