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04-21-2013, 06:04 PM
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78 Days 'til Dayton. This weeks progress: The engine compartment is done, except A/C hoses and pipes. Still haven't found a source for custom made pipes. Installed the rocker moldings and front wheel well trim. That means I'm not moving the fenders again. Dick, you were totally right about the rocker molding to fender fit. What a pain. Still not perfect, but as good as I can get it and I moved everything for a third time trying.
Next one I put together, I'll start with the fender fit at the rocker and build the front end to that. Headliner should be in next weekend, then I should be able to get the rest of the interior in pretty quick. I'm not very far from firing this thing up. Ordering my custom driveshaft tomorrow, after its in I can fill the trans.
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