I hadn't planned to even go into the garage today but I somehow managed to squeeze in what I thought would be a quick session to start on the nose cone
Several other blogs seem to have had issues with their nose cone so I was a little concerned but it turned out to be much easier than I expected. First was some rivnuts in the top chassis brackets:
The nose needed a little bit of the flange trimmed off to allow it to fit over the outside of those brackets. Then 2 holes underneath in the lower chassis rail with rivnuts, a little jiggery-pokery with the holes in the nose cone and voila:
As I still seemed to have some (stolen) time left, I thought I'd try fit the scuttle. Again, this was something that seemed a bit daunting but unless I've done something wrong, it was very simple. Maybe this was because I already had the correct shape formed but all I had to do was bolt it in place and tighten the bolts gradually. It tightened down perfectly:
Finally, something I've wanted to do for ages - fit the steering wheel. A few simple bolts and done - placed the dash roughly in place for the full effect:
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