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The glass mat is then rollered to remove all the
air and ensure the glass is fully saturated
with the resin.


Likewise, the rear bulkhead / boot floor for the
427SC

Would sir prefer right or left hand drive?

Once all the inner mouldings have been completed
ready for the next production run, a body is
laid up in the plug or mould.

Here is an Almac 427SC body sitting on a rolling
jig in the workshop ready for delivery. You can
see the inner wheel arches and rear bulkhead and
out of sight, the floor, front bulkhead and dash
are now all glassed in place.
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Alex sprays cut glass strand and resin into the mould through
the application gun. Where glass matt or woven roving glass mat
is already in place, just the resin is sprayed on.


Next up is the
rear floor section
incorporating the boot floor.

Here is a stack of
4 rear floor sections ready for fitting to an Almac 427sc body.

Boot lids and
bonnets, or is that hoods, as this is after all considered to be
an American muscle car, maybe!

More Almac 427sc
body parts, these are inner wheel arches waiting to be trimmed
up and removed from the moulds.

The basic bare
shell laid is laid up. Before the body is removed from this
mould, the inner panels will be glassed in, this ensures there
is no distortion in the body as this work is completed.
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