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Old 05-13-2018, 05:06 PM   #1
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Did a little work this weekend... new hinge bushings installed.

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Old 05-13-2018, 05:12 PM   #2
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Door handles, latches, window felt, windows and rubber.




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Whew headliner BARELY fit! I fed it in from the back and about half way through it barely moved, very tight. Trim work is in the near future.
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Column is back in temporarily so we can work on seat brackets.
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Whew headliner BARELY fit! I fed it in from the back and about half way through it barely moved, very tight. Trim work is in the near future.
I usually coat the top of the bars with hand soap when I know I have a tight one. ( which is almost everyone I’ve seen lately.) .....LOL......
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I usually coat the top of the bars with hand soap when I know I have a tight one. ( which is almost everyone I’ve seen lately.) .....LOL......
That's a good trick, definitely keep that one in the memory bank for the next one.
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I bought the Eastwood brake line tools for a different project but never used them on it, so this was the first go round today. The deburring tool worked great and their flaring tool (barring any leaks) was great too.


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Cleaned up the line loc and put it together, threw the line adapter brackets on the frame and temporarily mounted some fittings so I could start bending some line.

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