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    Man nice work ..You still have snow on the ground and I was (am) complaining about rain
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    Quote Originally Posted by cffisher View Post
    Man nice work ..You still have snow on the ground and I was (am) complaining about rain
    Thanks Charlie.
    No snow. Its quite warm.
    I think I've finally got this thread up to date now.

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    Now at current date

     



    I've now got the thread caught up to the current timeline.

    I mentioned a few posts back about assembling the front end sheet metal prematurely.

    I'm working on it now as I'm waiting for the rad to arrive.
    I checked the shape either side of center and got a nice shock:





    I held the profile guage at the same location on the driver's side:






    I've got the shape coming along very slowly.
    It looks as though I'll be caking the bondo on.



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