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Discussion in 'Military Vehicle Restoration' started by Robby101st, May 22, 2010.

  1. Robby101st

    Robby101st Member

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    two new post with new pics, The first post was the first time comming out of the shed with body and chassis back together. The second post
    was fixing the 68year old window.

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  2. Slipdigit

    Slipdigit Good Ol' Boy Staff Member WW2|ORG Editor

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    Coming along nicely. Are you going to drive it to Alabama when you are done?
     
  3. formerjughead

    formerjughead The Cooler King

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    Robby the bottle opener is a nice touch. I simply must caustion you on welding with open top boots and shorts though one hot chunk of slag down the top of them and you'll know why. I made the mistake of welding something up quick one day wearing sandals and I wanted to chop my foot off to make the pain go away.

    It's a good looking restore, nice to see yourhard work paying off.
     
  4. Spartanroller

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    It's looking great - out of interest the 'bottle opener' is a new thing for me - is it a weapon holder? it doesn't look quite in the right place or orientation for that?

    (and had similar experience to Brad with sandal welding :))
     
  5. formerjughead

    formerjughead The Cooler King

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    It's in the correct position when the windshield is lying flat. There are straps that keep the weapon held in when the windshield is in the upright position.
     
  6. Spartanroller

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    Thanks - that makes sense :) - i'm guessing a carbine?
     
  7. formerjughead

    formerjughead The Cooler King

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    Pretty much.....unless it was for a folding stock garand
     
  8. Spartanroller

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    didn't know they made that - just seen some pics

    Edit - also I guess would probably work for a Thompson too?
     
  9. GPW1944

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    Hello Robby,

    Looking good, have not seen any recent post of your jeep, hope all is going well and your wallet is not empty at this point (which most likely is, but what's money for). Keep up the good work. Hope to see pictures of you in your uniform driving it in a parade.
    Cheers.
     

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