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16-11-13, 07:52
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The top of the dash was fairly well gone so I decided to remove it all and make a complete new part.
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16-11-13, 07:55
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I also had to replace a top section of the pillar that holds the windscreen on. That was really bad
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16-11-13, 07:58
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After careful consideration I decided to cut up a CJ5 jeep bonnet as the shape was similar,(sort of)
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16-11-13, 08:00
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A lot of hammering to get the shape I wanted.
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16-11-13, 08:05
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I'm relatively happy the way it turned out and that was the worse part of this cab. I'm glad it's not a bus
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16-11-13, 10:35
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Coming along nicely Colin. I always enjoy this sort of work on soft skin vehicles. A bit more challenging than cutting out flat steel plate when doing armoured vehicle repairs.
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16-11-13, 13:22
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Colin,
you are a modest man with some very nice tools and a good degree of talent on hand. You make what others would struggle a life time to achieve look like a walk in the park. Nice work, grand job  R
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