[roger1]

Originally Posted by Andretti

Keep working at this pace and soon you'll be using that "Walking Cane prop bar".

I hope to not take that long!

Originally Posted by Brewster

Looking good and neat tips of the trade. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks! Just a self trained hobbyist so I might not always do things the best way but proud to show how I do do things.

Originally Posted by vertigto

You do some amazing work Roger...great attention to detail. As mentioned, it will have better than factory tolerances.

Thank you! I'm really anal about gaps. When I go to car shows, I'd rather see a car with really nice panel gaps and levels with a some paint flaws than a car with poor gaps and a 100% perfect paint job. I don't know why but when I see something on a car like a bad gap or level, my eyes kind of stick there and won't move. A cockeyed emblem will do that to me too. A paint flaw doesn't do that to me. All restored cars that are driven some will get paint flaws over time but good gaps and levels will stay the same.

Originally Posted by keith k

Nice. Love to see the attention to detail!

Thanks. I'm glad my my time to do this documentation is appreciated.