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Old 11-21-2015, 05:00 PM
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After making the panels around the radiator, I was able to finish up the nose panels, then move onto the panels for the oil cooler shroud.
This is about it for alloy work forward of the rad.
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Old 11-11-2015, 06:09 PM
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keep the detail coming, sensational work. Really enjoying this thread. PM sent.
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Old 11-12-2015, 11:48 AM
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Where the heck have I been, musta been under a stump or something.. This is amazing
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All I can say is……DAMN!
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Wish Santa would have left that in my stocking, Craig.....amazing.....wanta trade for a nice Hi-Tech
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Old 01-02-2016, 08:56 AM
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Some real impressive work. Wish I had the skill level that you do!
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Old 01-04-2016, 04:32 PM
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Wish Santa would have left that in my stocking, Craig.....amazing.....wanta trade for a nice Hi-Tech
Bill,
there were a few things Santa could have left for me as well, I will take your HiTech in on trade, you have my Number

Thanks for the great comments guy's!!!

Got to work on the passenger side floor today.
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Craig

You are a master......😎
Comment, on original cars the alloy under door hinge is two peice. Allows the hinge pin to fit through bottom.
You have the angle to be able to insert?
Just an FYI before installing.

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Old 01-04-2016, 05:59 PM
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You are a master......��
Comment, on original cars the alloy under door hinge is two peice. Allows the hinge pin to fit through bottom.
You have the angle to be able to insert?
Just an FYI before installing.

Jeff
Jeff,
good point, just not there yet, as you point out there needs to be a cut made to make clearance for the door hinge bolt to be installed and removal.
I like to make the floor board in one part then cut, I just find it a little easier to hold and fold everything.
Here is a picture of the cut that needs to be made, this is the floor board from one of our other 427 cars.
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Simply outstanding work! Keep it up and keep the updates coming!
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Craig - That looks absolutely awesome. Keep the pictures coming...
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Craig - That looks absolutely awesome. Keep the pictures coming...
Thanks Kevin,
Hope to see some progress on your build soon.
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Floors are just about finished, had time today to make up the trans tunnel.
Just about time to start drilling and cutting holes in the body
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cobrakiwi,
How long does it take you to make a roller from start to finish?
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Old 01-13-2016, 07:11 PM
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How long does it take you to make a roller from start to finish?
Rodney
Hard to say really, all depends on options and the big one is some of the vendors I use.
Also it seems I always have two or more projects going at the same time, including my own cars.
I would like to get to a point were I have a small quantity of parts in stock ready to go.
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Today's Car building Tech Tip, measure at least 4 times then cut your holes!

Got to mount the hood scoop today, this process requires measuring a lot, then with a steady hand cut the holes.
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Next up, install the hood latch handles.
Car is off to paint, happy to be at this stage of the build
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VERY NICE!
So, what is the paint scheme?
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Simply amazing, wish I had your talent. Do you offer apprenticeships?
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Simply amazing, wish I had your talent. Do you offer apprenticeships?
The old apprenticeship days, I kind of miss them actually, you had to stay on your toes in our shop back in the day, if not it always ended in embarrassment or pain!

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