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10-11-13, 21:38
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Thanks Rob! I just can't believe how cheap these trucks are over there. There is not too many over here and the ones with the Mack engine are quite rare but it's a great project and hopefully should only take me a couple of months to complete. I would love to see some pics of your local one.
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10-11-13, 22:13
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Some people tell me I'm stubborn for not wanting to be beaten by tin worms, but I admire your will to get that cab fixed up. It may not have many compund curves but it still looks like you have a job ahead of you. Congratulations.
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10-11-13, 23:48
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Colin, I am sure that your exceptional skills will have this truck looking very smart in no time at all.
 I will enjoy following your posts on her.She looks like the weevils have been in the flour draw for some time.  Have you decided what follows?
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11-11-13, 05:04
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Little bit done today but it's time to get the kids from school
 . It's actually not too bad to do and pretty easy to get at. Next project are the Vickers Light Tanks as they've been waiting long enough. 
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11-11-13, 05:06
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It certainly is so much easier when you can turn things over for access
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12-11-13, 08:13
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End of the day again!
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12-11-13, 08:18
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some of the bends must be done in sequence or you wont get the material into the machines. You need a folder and a press brake to do these and of course think ahead before you press the button.
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