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Restoring my '71 bay
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<blockquote data-quote="Nugsy" data-source="post: 211833" data-attributes="member: 13505"><p>just read you post from the start, inspiring stuff on all counts. Good work with the bus, its always handy seeing how different people do it, ive done both sides; outriggers, jackers, top hats, inner/middle/outer sills, b-posts, inner outer arches and floor. Front end is cut off ready to go, but not looking forward to the back end (no pun intended). </p><p></p><p>As for you son, kids will always come ahead of anything. Bus bits can get replaced, not so easy with kids bits. Take all the time you need to get him back on track. Good luck to you all in trying times</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nugsy, post: 211833, member: 13505"] just read you post from the start, inspiring stuff on all counts. Good work with the bus, its always handy seeing how different people do it, ive done both sides; outriggers, jackers, top hats, inner/middle/outer sills, b-posts, inner outer arches and floor. Front end is cut off ready to go, but not looking forward to the back end (no pun intended). As for you son, kids will always come ahead of anything. Bus bits can get replaced, not so easy with kids bits. Take all the time you need to get him back on track. Good luck to you all in trying times [/QUOTE]
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