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07-22-2003, 02:45 PM
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ROD DOORS GALLERY IS NOW AVAILABLE!!!
The gallery s/b available now. Apparently, since I was only able to upload one picture at a time, at some time during the upload of all the pix, the option to "hide gallery" defaulted and I didn't noitice. I have just corrected it (12:45 in the afternoon on 7/22/03), so I hope the gallery is viewable now.
Sorry for my oversight. I hope everyone who is interested in seeing the gallery now gets a chance to.
Daryl
The gallery s/b available now. Apparently, since I was only able to upload one picture at a time, at some time during the upload of all the pix, the option to "hide gallery" defaulted and I didn't noitice. I have just corrected it (12:45 in the afternoon on 7/22/03), so I hope the gallery is viewable now.
Sorry for my oversight. I hope everyone who is interested in seeing the gallery now gets a chance to.
Daryl
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07-22-2003, 05:34 PM
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Hey Daryl, VERY nice. The black and grey go very well with the red. Also, nice workmanship. Please do me two favors: (1) Can you take another picture of your console so that I can see the end towards the wind shield. It will help me figure out the trimming so as to make it fit flush with my roof. (2) Where are you getting the window crank extensions? Do they fit over the existing stub or do you have to replace the existing stubs with the new ones?
Glad to see your progress. Thanks for sharing very good pictures. TAYL, John
Glad to see your progress. Thanks for sharing very good pictures. TAYL, John
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07-22-2003, 05:39 PM
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John,
I got the extensions from SVF. Kinda pricey, but what am I gonna do??? They haven't arrived yet, but I'll let you know how they worked out once they do. And yes, you have to replace the extended studs with the std ones; they don't just fit over them (that'd be too easy! LOL)
I'll E you pix of the area b/t the steering column and the drivers side door on the dash panel.
Daryl
I got the extensions from SVF. Kinda pricey, but what am I gonna do??? They haven't arrived yet, but I'll let you know how they worked out once they do. And yes, you have to replace the extended studs with the std ones; they don't just fit over them (that'd be too easy! LOL)
I'll E you pix of the area b/t the steering column and the drivers side door on the dash panel.
Daryl
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07-23-2003, 09:23 AM
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07-23-2003, 12:37 PM
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07-23-2003, 03:31 PM
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Daryl,
Very nice work! I know I always campaign for stock trucks but that's just because my project is a stock truck. When I get done with it I would really like to do a resto rod daily driver with some creature comforts added. But that is so far off in the future it's nothing but a dream right now.
Very nice work! I know I always campaign for stock trucks but that's just because my project is a stock truck. When I get done with it I would really like to do a resto rod daily driver with some creature comforts added. But that is so far off in the future it's nothing but a dream right now.
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07-23-2003, 04:12 PM
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