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    Looks like yer making headway Rog. love the look of the laidback grille.
    BTW ---Who's grille and shell ya usin?
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    Quote Originally Posted by DA34GUY View Post
    Looks like yer making headway Rog. love the look of the laidback grille.
    BTW ---Who's grille and shell ya usin?
    Don
    Thanks, Don. The grill insert is Alumicraft and the shell is from N&N. I bought the radiator, shell, grill insert and splash aprons as part of the roller package.
    Roger
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    Got the frame horn boxing finished, and fab'd a relief in a crossmember to clear the e-brake connections on the floor. The frame is now totally stripped and on a pair of engine stands, getting ready for paint. Today I'm segregating an end of the shop with plastic to serve as a paint booth. Looking forward to getting the frame painted so that I can put things on for what I hope is the last time for a long time...
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