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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.

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!

Originally Posted by M.T.

I was actually referring to this picture.. look close, do you see "DA SUN"?

Originally Posted by 34_40

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"??

Your a magician, a little nip and tuck with a sawzall and ya got a roadster K00L

Yeah I never saw that coming

OOPs... Oh, I mean Wallah! A little time on the English wheel, shrinker, stretcher, and this is what I came up with Could you imagine the coin I could be cranking in if I could pull that off? Id have 4 door Chevys lined up around the block! Photobucket is killing me! Guess I better leave that up being you guys caught me poking the wrong buttons. That was the first half of last weeks project. I built the roll bar, dash, and installed the gages, finished off the floor and a boat load of other finishing touches, but that is for another day...

It's... It's... It's..... it's Magic! Hah. 8-)

Sometimes I feel like such a door knob! Oh well, I will pay more attention in the future I promise. Actually taking off some of Saturday and I just might take off tomorrow too. What a renegade! LOL

I TOLD this damn computer what I wanted it to do!!!!!! Ain't my fault it can't understand simple directions!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It looks cold and damp there today.. but in the lower picture I noticed da sun came out...

Originally Posted by 34_40

It looks cold and damp there today.. but in the lower picture I noticed da sun came out...

Ya know it took me the longest time to figure out what your were talking about as we have had nothing but beautiful weather for the past several weeks. Then I realized its not like this everywhere... In the late evening we are close enough to the coast line that the evening marine layer moves in. Its basically thick fog that doesn't quite get down on the ground. Every morning this time of year it takes until about 10:AM for the sun to burn it off. The closer you get to the beach the longer it takes to burn off and sometimes it doesn't. But where we are It typically burns off by 9:30 or so leaving us with perfect So Cal Weather. It gets thicker in April, May, And then in the June Gloom hits and the beaches are often covered in grey all day. It insulates the warmth in so its never excessively cold! Shorts and flip flop weather year round.

Originally Posted by M.T.

Ya know it took me the longest time to figure out what your were talking about as we have had nothing but beautiful weather for the past several weeks. Then I realized its not like this everywhere... In the late evening we are close enough to the coast line that the evening marine layer moves in. Its basically thick fog that doesn't quite get down on the ground. Every morning this time of year it takes until about 10:AM for the sun to burn it off. The closer you get to the beach the longer it takes to burn off and sometimes it doesn't. But where we are It typically burns off by 9:30 or so leaving us with perfect So Cal Weather. It gets thicker in April, May, And then in the June Gloom hits and the beaches are often covered in grey all day. It insulates the warmth in so its never excessively cold! Short weather year round.

You've just described a typical day a few miles north of you as well. Didn't realize you were so close by.

Just down the street from you guys. What time does it burn off where your at? You learn to appreciate these kind of days if you surf... You can actually find parking spots!

Originally Posted by M.T.

Ya know it took me the longest time to figure out what your were talking about as we have had nothing but beautiful weather for the past several weeks. Then I realized its not like this everywhere... In the late evening we are close enough to the coast line that the evening marine layer moves in. Its basically thick fog that doesn't quite get down on the ground. Every morning this time of year it takes until about 10:AM for the sun to burn it off. The closer you get to the beach the longer it takes to burn off and sometimes it doesn't. But where we are It typically burns off by 9:30 or so leaving us with perfect So Cal Weather. It gets thicker in April, May, And then in the June Gloom hits and the beaches are often covered in grey all day. It insulates the warmth in so its never excessively cold! Shorts and flip flop weather year round.

I've seen the fog so thick that you could barely see your hand in front of your face. I had to take a bus to LA because of fog at Lindbergh Field after boot camp in Dec of 61.