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Originally Posted by markeb01
I am always amazed at the variety of your adventures. That finished Saab and scooter are very cool. It would be interesting to see the supercharged car finished. I’ve never seen a Saab with a chopped top before. That must have been a ton of work.
Don’t have any info on patch panels, but the following link will show you what the inner structure looks like up close, starting at post #19:
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=444502
The pictures may take a while to load as Imageshack is sacrificing their paying customers while all their focus goes toward a new upgrade. If a “missing picture” box with an X in it appears, right clicking and selecting “show picture” may cause it to load:
FYI if all of the gaps are not closed up, the repaired fender is just going to rust out again some time in the future as the openings create a compost heap in the inner brace.
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Hi Mark, thanks for the reply.
I always love the peripheral stuff that goes on in people's lives, and expect you guys in the USA to also enjoy the weird and wonderful, so am happy to post up stuff I see.
Things like the scooters and Saabs are part of the sellers story, so to me, firt into the story.
Thanks for the guidance.
Looks like there is a certain amount of making it up as I go along when I get to this repairing.