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While surfing the net I came on this site I thought you all might enjoy; may have to cut and paste link?



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Worked on '52 Hornet restoration today, almost all the fabrication and rust issues completed, although I didn't do, I learned one thing today, cutting and grinding 5/16 metal frame isn't easy...Sorting out boxes of old nuts and bolts removed which is time consuming, going to buy a lot of replacements but now I have to figure out where they and many clamps fit, it's like a massive puzzle.



Ray

MikeWA

It's looking good, Ray- glad to see that you've found someone who can help you see it through to conclusion. My wife is starting to push for a trip to the sunny southwest, but I'm trying to stall it until you get your car done! With snow for most of the last month up here (and more this morning), the coupe is resting quietly in her garage, waiting for better times.

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Mike (WA) wrote:

It's looking good, Ray- glad to see that you've found someone who can help you see it through to conclusion. My wife is starting to push for a trip to the sunny southwest, but I'm trying to stall it until you get your car done! With snow for most of the last month up here (and more this morning), the coupe is resting quietly in her garage, waiting for better times.

Thanks Mike,

Yes I am happy with progress, quality of work ethic's and professionalism of new builder...I hope to have your old car on road by the end of this February, if so and you decide to come to Vegas, I'll pick you and your wife up and take you for lunch...I still have pictures of your car when hauler came to Vegas before delivering to you, it looked good then and I am sure even much better now...



Ray