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  1. 03-21-2014 06:03 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by cffisher View Post
    Sawzall very important tool in shop I was wondering how you were going to do what you were talking about Now I see what your after. Nice job
    Me too. It sure looks a lot easier after seeing is approach. Very smart sir!!!!
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    I used the 4" cutting wheel for the wheel wells, Plasma cutters for the interior, and the sawsall on the A pillars. Final trim will be done after the delivery body is free from its floor and sitting in place.
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    Well a partial Saturday off and all day Sunday felt pretty darn good... Long deserved! Any way Im 2 days behind now gotta get after it again!



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    Quote Originally Posted by M.T. View Post
    I was actually referring to this picture.. look close, do you see "DA SUN"?
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    Quote Originally Posted by 34_40 View Post
    I was actually referring to this picture.. look close, do you see "DA SUN"?
    Practicing your "punmanship" I see......or is that your "smart assery"??
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