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Original Fuel Cell and Chassis Jig

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Holman Moody is Building The LAST Original Ford GT40 MKII Chassis In The World! (Insane History)

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What happens here

Paul highlights an original fuel cell from one of the GT40s, describing its specific location within the chassis. He then points to the 'chassis jig,' a crucial tool that allows the team to take a wrecked GT40, remove damaged sections, and rebuild it to exact original specifications using replacement panels. This demonstrates Holman Moody's capability not just to build, but also to meticulously restore these historic vehicles.

Goal: Showcase historical GT40 components and specialized tools for chassis repair and construction.

Tools and materials

  • Chassis Jig — Demonstrating the tool used for assembling and repairing GT40 chassis
  • Original GT40 Fuel Cell — Displaying a historical component from a GT40

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in here exactly exactly in fact here's a another artifact that could be on the table this is an original fuel cell out of one of the cars that crams in that the some people call it the side pod some people call it a sponse and there's all kinds of different lingo for the parts on the cars but you're also this area right here this shelf and these crates also more gt40 components and tooling for doing the chassis this is actually the chassis jig where you can take a raw chassis and it bolts this is what you build it off of wow so you start with a component like a side pod and it bolts on and you just start putting the panels all together and that's how chassis is made so this this came from england and this came from england and like like i say if you got a car that's erect you can chop away the wrecked parts put the chassis back on the jig and replace the components with you know replace the damaged pieces that's insane what what is the the history on that so

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