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11-19-2009, 02:26 AM
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Eric I like the truck, looks pretty solid. 70 hours a week, I am not surprised you dont find much time to tinker in the garage. Looks like life can be as hard over there as it is here. (mind you we still have it a lot better than some) I saw your youtube stuff looks like you go about things in the right way, your fenders look nice!.
David
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11-19-2009, 09:49 AM
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11-19-2009, 06:47 PM
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David, thanks for kind words! I gotta ask when is the next video coming out? Learned a lot from your video and pure simplicity of the methods you use.
The truck is really solid, just a few rust holes in the toe boards, cab corners are solid, the problems areas are the rear fenders. Thrown rocks just beat the crap out of them. John, its too bad you dont make the flat disc any more, everyone who has used mine has commented on how quiet the disc is. Of course the disc I use is one of yours.
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