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    That's some pretty extensive internal rusting in the secondary metal seen through that hole. How did you address that before plugging the hole, and how did you ensure that it was all taken care of before closing? Just curious....

    I've been thinking hard about a four post lift (one that can move around....) and if my barn walls were taller than 10' it would likely already be here. My trusses are on 10' spacing, so putting a lift sideways in the barn would be OK, and I could put in another big door.... Hmmmmmm.
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    Holy chrome, I just realised I've got an air compressor- I could have put my little siphon sand blast gun to work! Hey, I'm getting a bag of sand.
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    That was the rear, here's front fender
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    I'm getting the hang of posting with this new phone.

    Well this fender is a lot better than the passenger side.

    Tomorrow I'll pick up some sifted sand (sand box sand) and I'll be on my way to templating some patch panels
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