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    It sounds like you're making great progress and so is your friend!
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    Quote Originally Posted by 40FordDeluxe View Post
    It sounds like you're making great progress and so is your friend!
    Thanks Ryan. For me I know it's going fast but I'm getting a little concerned about the upcoming season. Once snow fly's there will be no getting this body down my driveway and into the garage without a sled and a bunch of guys holding it back from going over my little cliff in the back. I know we'll get it. As with most things in my life it always comes down to crunch time. Once the body is on I have my plate full for the winter with wiring, insulation, the dash, seats, the inner fenders still need to be fit and I don't even want to talk about the hood. This all needs to be done for spring so I can get the interior done once the snow clears. Timing is everything. We'll get there though!

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