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03-27-2011, 07:25 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: vancouver b.c....is the biggest place most people would know but I am actually out in the valley 45 mins away
Posts: 2,050
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Re: Project '64 Cheapskate
Glad to hear your doing well.....sounds like it was a bad crash...It cracks me up when I read your posts about hide'n trucks and stashed parts...lol.....reminds me of the old days before i ex'd that issue..lol..Now I have to hide my friends projects at my house and park mine at their place so their wives don't know who has what.... you have some great projects and you can come to my shop and hit steel anytime. I wish i could do that kind of body work, it's on my list of things to learn after I get the second phase of my shop finished. Keep up the good work
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