TUTS, I agree and as a Father I am well used to having to; fix, clean or find something before I can use it. At the shop I generally don’t mind fixing things seeing as I am getting pretty much a free ride on my build. It is frustrating though when you have a plan for the day and it gets sidelined like that... I was at the shop again today, the plan was to get the cab reinforcements glued on. Not too ambitious, I was trying to take on less so as not to have a repeat of Saturday. As usual it took me longer than anticipated, but I got them done. After that I re-mounted the doors and then devised an alternate way to mount the fuse panel holder. I machined a spacer to allow it to pivot and get access to the underside or back. I am not too sure how useful it will be, mostly it was an oh poop this as I had forgotten to weld the mount prior to painting and now I don’t want to grind and weld in there... That was it for the day, social butterfly as I caught up with everyone there. Nice to see people once in a while!
Stay safe, Steve
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1946 Chev 1/2 ton - 6V/+ground/Bias-ply original - shake/Rattle and Roll! (SOLD) 1940 Chev 1/2 ton Franken/Restomod
