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Old 02-06-2010, 11:02 PM   #34
nuke1
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Re: Project "SWISS CHEESE" the 68 Camaro

Got out to the shop this morning, swept it up from last nites mess. I then proceeded to study the car, how bad it actually was. Once i determined, what i was removing, it was time to weld in some bracing. Front to back-side-top. Is not going anywhere and stron, and also not in the way. Once the bracing was in, it was time to bust out the Speacialized tools for some destructive remodeling. I first cut the floor from the skeleton. Once that was done, i determined what pieces from the floor i needed to keep. Then it was cut cut time. Got all that done then swept up again. I proceeded to put the skeleton on my on my dolly and determined again what was gonna have to cut off. There was a tremendous amount, but there will be no rust in this girl any more. Cut off everything i needed to and cleaned up one more time. She is now ready to go to the blasters.

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