Reply to "Early pan based Intermeccanica"

Alan MerklinDrclock - Elkins, West Virginia Supporting Member

Dave Welcome Back ! There are small differences between an early pan based IM, a FF or CMC is a close second. The IM had composite blocks that support the front and rear bumpers, also had additional horizontal bracing off the rear portion of the VW chassis to the IM 20 ga. steel inner structure. Other than the embossed IM name on the deck lid hinges that's about all the difference there is. As far as the FF - CMC but sag that's an easy fix by replacing the rivets on the vertical wheel well wall with 5 1/6 bolts and Panel Bond adhesive, additionally you can add a length of steel between the vertical behind the door jamb attaching the other end back around the taillights.

12/23/195:40 PM

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