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Thanks Neil, it's been a long & frustrating apprenticeship..........
And it's still going on.
DaveW
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Nice job Dave. Not only a super cosmetic addition but also a very useful radiator protector too. I’ve picked up quite a ding/dent in my valance already that is going to need some attention. Can’t help thinking that the deeper rads are quite vulnerable without any protection. Looking forward to the quarter panels 
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Well done Dave another great job
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Roger - I already have a ding in the radiator. it looks like a pebble impact - a rounded indentation. Luckily it didn't penetrate the matrix.
It's just visible below and to the left of the left hand horn in the photo where the radiator is in view.
DaveW
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Looks really good Dave.
One question that springs to mind - will filling in the void under the front of the car affect the handling in any way?
My thinking is that the potential reduction in turbulence may reduce lift at the front due to the improved laminar flow on the underside of the car.
Does anyone who knows what they are talking about have a view on this point?
Paul
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It made no difference to the feel of Bumble Paul.
With such compromised aerodynamics, I doubt it even affects the turbulence...................
Interestingly the Rubber Bumper MGB went very light at the front at 70mph unless a front spoiler was fitted.
DaveW
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Thanks Dave - good to know.
Paul
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Great job Dave, really looks the business.
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Dave, it makes the front look "finished" and tidy.
Well done!
Peter,
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Another quality job Dave, makes such a difference.
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