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making progress

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Nice work! Cant wait to see the finished product. [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/biggthumpup.gif[/img]

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be better if you were looking at it as it unloaded at your house!LOL

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----Hey Tom,,,The rear armrests are on the wrong sides! Looks like they are just sitting there in the pic, but would hate to see them installed that way......Bill S

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Your right,did not want to screw them on yet.Need to pull the seat and the panels.Im going to have a shop do the package tray and headliner.Have not screwed down the consol yet.Dont want to put too much in untill the steering is in.Want to do the fender splash guards also before the steering goes in.Im going to the Sierras today for some sking and fishing so it will sit untill next week.Tom

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Well there is light at the end of the tunnel and it might not be a train.Car has all new wiring,exhaust has arrived.Got the interior and the steering in.Just need to finish the parking brake cables,figure out what engine to put in.Should be about 3 weeks more.Going sking again next week.Tom

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Love that interior! So refreshing to see something other than black all the time.

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I concur! Are you going skiing at Mammoth?

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yes,skied 3 days last week,was supposed to fish 2 afternoons and my guide flaked out on me.Have a diff guide for next thur.Will ski 3 mornings.Tom

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I love Mammoth! It is named appropriately...that's for sure! Dave McCoy (who used to own Mammoth) was my father's neighbor in Bishop, Ca....off of Line Street. We used to go to Lake Sabrina all the time.

Ah....the good old days [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/smile.gif[/img]

Have fun Tom, there is no more beautiful place in the world than the high Sierras