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Re: West Coast 67
Nathan - How do you get on the backside of the roof where you contoured the back edge to do hammer & dolly work?
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Re: West Coast 67
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I have really skinny arms!  That is one area where "budget" necessitated the MIG process. It would be "ideal" to remove the inner roof panel... but most people wouldn't want to pay for that!
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