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now all the fun starts. the sanding part. anyone here in joburg thats got nothing to do over the weekend?????? :wink:


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BUGGOFF wrote:well actually calooker, i didnt even think about that. but if it does seem to cause a problem ill just open it fix it and close it again.
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now all the fun starts. the sanding part. anyone here in joburg thats got nothing to do over the weekend??????
Thank you for the invite... but no thank you. :lol:

That's where the hard work starts. Good luck :hangloose:
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you have balls dude
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calooker wrote:I hope you made sure you shift rod bush is 100%, because you have now closed off the opening to remove the shift rod. (round opening under the bonnet handle on the front valance) :shock:
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Thats taking shape nicely....

Are you busy with the car now and showing us daily progress or have you finished it already and just giving us a "soap-opera" type teaser??
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well tony, this is more of a every third weekend progress. but no, its not finished yet. i hope to get it finished before i run out of fotos of the progress.
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know what?

You do better work than some "restrorers" I know..........keep it up.
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Not being negative, you seem to be doing some good work, BUT :( you have now reduced the fresh air intake by some 60%, if you intend on running a aircooled motor I think you are going to have some issues keeping it from overheating on the open road.
For what it's worth, ignorance has no limits ......
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thanks for all the complements and comments guys, i appreciate it.


calooker, i understand your concern, but just keep watching. i have a plan for the fresh air intake. :wink:
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