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well the garage it was in you could just squeeze up each side of the carrier and finding space for toolage was a nightmare.... 8 - 10 weeks should hopefully see the new workshop built then i can get on with it ! just busy looking for a lathe and some nice bits and bobs to go back in when its built !
the project is approaching the nice stage of the build ie clean restored bits can start going back on shortly and i am sure the project will pick up speed
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Looking good,Richard,thanks for the pics.The neat thing I like is the stuff I learn from others like you.Every time I see a posting I learn things.
Keep up the good work!
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Awsome job Richard, been watching your progress and the stages that you have done your carrier to get an idea as to how to go at my unit. Im hoping to get heavy into my project with in a few weeks as the weather is getting warmer now, the motor is almost done now, I did that over the winter. Thanks for sharing
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Carl Dressel Port Colborne, Ontario. UC2 MK1-1942,SER 10217, H#CB9208, LH 9233 CT-113184 M38A1,1/4 Ton, 1952, ORD. 630 M135-CDN, 2 1/2 Ton, 1953, ORD. 2720
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