Umberto Maglioli’s Maserati Mistral restoration, Prt 6.

[@tonysangwine-gould4733]

Excellent as always.

[@gearhead9828]

Very interesting as always. Thank you so much 👍👍

[@bellarose-qz1gg]

Love it Dad!

[@maseraticc2834]

Brilliant video again, many thanks Mark and keep 'em coming!

[@BigJsgarage]

Maybe they put the screws in the hinges and set all the gaps on the door and then once the doors gaps are set right They weld the hinges in place

[@marksitaliangarage]

Yes I think that is how it is done. The hinges on the door frame are also welded so you have to knock the pins out to get the doors off. The top hinge on the A post actually has a triangular reinforced plate welded on.

[@fastfourier666]

I believe that thing is called a "shake & break"

[@BigJsgarage]

I am also dyslexic when I went to school they were just starting programs teach people with dyslexia better ways to read right and all that stuff so I was one of the first generations of dyslexics that were taught ways to deal with dyslexia in the United States

[@marksitaliangarage]

It’s sort of a gift as you have to look at the world differently. If we all thought the same way humanity would be in a bad way as most people behave like Lemings charging for the cliff edge. Be creative otherwise the algorithm will replace you. Put the humanity back into the world.

[@BigJsgarage]

Not sure if they have them on your side of the pond but overhear We use an impact screwdriver. they work great on Flathead and Phillips screws that are seized up.kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZiTqJyir7Knjrs

[@marksitaliangarage]

Yes we do and very useful they are. But it’s the tool that I use in the video that I think is the Rolls Royce of impact hammers but I don’t know what the proper name is and I have never seen anything like it for sale over here.