John Mcgraw
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You have to be crazy to be working on 2 car at once,
Did you order a new frame yet?
Did you order a new frame yet?
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Mac,
Yea, this frame is absolutely beautiful. It is a shame that I am not going to use it. This is the result of living in South Texas all your life, no rust!
Larry,
I know that I should not be splitting my time between cars, but just wanted to get this frame cleaned up and sold so it is not taking up room in my shop.
I think that I have a sale for the frame, and should be getting it on a truck sometime this week. I have already ordered a chassis from Mike, but am still almost 3 months out on delivery. I have become a victim of his success!
I got the car back form the upholstery shop with the wrapped dash done and have installed the instrument cluster and the column. I got the steering shafts all installed, and am waiting for my steering wheel to arrive this week.
After the final installation of the A/C next week, I will be taking the car back over to the upholstery shop the get the carpets installed. I hope tha next time it goes over, I will be able to drive it on and off the trailer, since this winching it on and off is getting real old! If I could just stay focused on it for a couple of weeks, I could really make some headway, but things have been really hectic at work, and I don't have much free time lately. I will try to get some updated pics posted soon.
Regards, John McGraw
Yea, this frame is absolutely beautiful. It is a shame that I am not going to use it. This is the result of living in South Texas all your life, no rust!
Larry,
I know that I should not be splitting my time between cars, but just wanted to get this frame cleaned up and sold so it is not taking up room in my shop.
I think that I have a sale for the frame, and should be getting it on a truck sometime this week. I have already ordered a chassis from Mike, but am still almost 3 months out on delivery. I have become a victim of his success!
I got the car back form the upholstery shop with the wrapped dash done and have installed the instrument cluster and the column. I got the steering shafts all installed, and am waiting for my steering wheel to arrive this week.
After the final installation of the A/C next week, I will be taking the car back over to the upholstery shop the get the carpets installed. I hope tha next time it goes over, I will be able to drive it on and off the trailer, since this winching it on and off is getting real old! If I could just stay focused on it for a couple of weeks, I could really make some headway, but things have been really hectic at work, and I don't have much free time lately. I will try to get some updated pics posted soon.
Regards, John McGraw
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