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Re: Project Family Burb. 1972 C10 suburban build
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Originally Posted by HO455
Inquiring minds being nosey about the Family Burb.
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My wife is probably just as thrilled as you are with this update.  Of course it has finally gotten cold here in Iowa. I never got either project done in the garage this summer. I have been working on all of them outside. Well last week I decided enough was enough and one of them was getting worked on. The other was leaving so work could be done indoors on others. I have 2 setting outside and I work on them as I can. It's so much fun. Haha
I'm hoping in the spring I can bring Allyson's burb back home to work on it more. I'm working on getting a better shell to save me a lot of time in rust repair. If that happens I'm really hoping to have it drivable this summer. I could have it drivable in a week the way it is, it just wouldn't be shiny paint or have the chassis rebuilt etc. What can ya do?
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Ryan
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