Movie: Hebmüller Build – Part 3

Søren Rasmussen’s Hebmüller Build – Part 3

So, let’s move on to Part 3 of this Hebmüller build. Now that we have a rough idea of where the body should go, it’s time to put all the parts in the Jig. The Jig is an old celette bench specially made for straightening out cars wrecked in crashes, and it works very well when putting together old cars because it’s very sturdy. And because of the way it is made, you can rely on it doing an accurate job, so you know everything is straight while welding…

Read all about it in the magazine: 
Hebmüller Build – Part 1: AirMighty Magazine #53
Hebmüller Build – Part 2: AirMighty Magazine #54
Hebmüller Build – Part 3: AirMighty Magazine #55

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More detailed information, closeups on “how to” build, tips and tricks and see what Søren is doing and explaining you how to do this kind of work can be found on his YouTube profile – @SPRasmussen

In this build series which will spread through the next AirMighty Show in 2025, we will be following the Angora Restoration team who is building their dream car!

Seeing both the vision he has via his pictures, plus how many parts and how much work there is to fulfill his project, Angora’s Søren Rasmussen has decided to show you the whole build process of putting a car together.

Søren is what you can call a talented professional, being a teacher in body repairs, catering to new and – of course – old cars. 

He will show you via extensive YouTube build videos the whole process of putting the metal back together. Not only will you follow his journey – starting with the Hebmüller-lookalike being born – but you will also likely learn a lot about sheet metal work. This will hopefully help you create your own project car at home.

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GER: Bau’ dir dein Traumauto! Klingt etwas nach einer amerikanischen TV-Show, oder? Nun das ist es aber  nicht – dies ist eine Chance für dich als Leser dieses Magazins, einen Blick dafür zu bekommen,  was es braucht, um ein Auto von Grund auf aufzubauen. Und damit meinen wir Stück für Stück – und dabei kannst du lernen, es selbst zu machen!