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09-20-2010 11:37 AM #11
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Except our "wood cribbing" went side to side where yours was end to end on the car. It seemed to work fine with that body structure. I wouldn't have dared to crawl inside the body without extra support in the middle though.
Originally Posted by 34_40
See that, great minds think alike!
I watched a roof buckle by lifting in the center of the doors. I just couldn't do mine that way!
And your Dad's idea is basically the same as mine! Span the vehicle with cribbing and hoist away. I just worked overhead, He / You guys worked from below or under the wood cribbing.
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That's going to be nice, like the color. .
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