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  1. 03-26-2011 07:36 AM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Parmenter View Post
    That reveal makes it look something like Graber might have done. Nice.

    Thanks Bob, pardon my ignorance but who/what is Graber?

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    Nice lines on the top, and on the reveal, too. Going to be sweet when it's done.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rspears View Post
    Nice lines on the top, and on the reveal, too. Going to be sweet when it's done.

    The roof is from an old 3 series BMW,see they do have a use,I bought it of Ebay and have had to widen a couple of the bows a couple of inches and make the two front sections abour 26" longer,once i have finished making the "Duval style" windscreen (sorry windshield) i will then make a piece to fasten the roof to the frame.

    The Reveal was done by bashing a piece of steel over a wooden template, primitive but it worked.

    Bob excellent link, many thanks
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hotrodbuzz View Post
    Thanks Bob, pardon my ignorance but who/what is Graber?

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