Roof Deuce Restoration

[mockingbird812]

Door sills are in incredible condition. The Roofs were obviously careful about not letting the seat belt buckle get closed in the door. Not a ding to be found (that is a tar like substance on the sills in the photos).

[mockingbird812]

Couple more interior shots....

[SuperNovaSS]

I thought the white underside was part of a Yenko/Hurst conversion deal. She will look great restored.


Jason

[Salvatore]

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Door sills are in incredible condition. The Roofs were obviously careful about not letting the seat belt buckle get closed in the door. Not a ding to be found (that is a tar like substance on the sills in the photos).



[/ QUOTE ]Real nice Sam. Now don't send those door sills out to be polished. Do it yourself and save your money to buy us dinner at the SCR.

[mockingbird812]

ME buy YOUSE guys dinner! You know, Schonye ain't doing this resto for free. I asked him to, but I just got this look (from the 1st lady!)

[Schonyenko2]

Hell, I get that look from the 1st lady all the time.
And it's to late. I sent the sills out for polish.

[Roof]

That tar like substance is rubber compound from the good old McCreary Tire Factory where Earl worked once upon a time. By the way Sam and Schonye, the reverse lock out rod is still here and we also have the T-handle that we used on the shifter. It's actually the second one we bought since Earl stripped the threads on the first one.

[Schonyenko2]

We were just talking about ordering a rod for that. I guess if you want, you could send it out to us, or let me know quietly and we'll charge Sam double, and split it with you.

[Salvatore]

Charge Sam for the rod and you can sell it to me for even more. I need one! SHHH don't tell him, he will never buy ribs in St.Louis.

[Bill Pritchard]

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let me know quietly and we'll charge Sam double, and split it with you.

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Looks like the American entrepreneurial spirit is alive and well in Donahue IA!