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Old 04-28-2013, 12:12 AM   #11
DD1
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Re: Rustbuket 67 build "Georgia"

Hey Dan, wish my garage looked that clean. Probably cause I don't have a little helper like you do.

Had not seen any posts from you in a while. I guess you have been busy preparing for the new arrival!

I have a question for you. I remember seeing pics that you did most of your floor repair with the cab on the frame. Is that about right? I am thinking about removing the old cab, and putting the "new" cab on the frame to work on it. It would free up space in my garage, and make it easier for me to take parts off the old cab.

What do you think? Should I just continue working on it where it is or put it on the frame?
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