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I believe Spuce Mountain has been out of batteries for ages. There website says "Out"

A/C I wished you lived close to me.

You are right. It is just that I don't itemize my labor when I am working on a hobby. All as I know is that I used this technique to fill 28 holes in a truck firewall and it came out great. But then again, I had the welder and the copper plate.

Sorry Oddball. I thought you were looking for an alternative. :oops:

I would use a MIG welder and back each hole with a copper or aluminium plate and fill the holes, grind and paint. It will be the best and easiest solution. Get your $70 bucks back.

But that ambulance deserves $1,136 per gallon paint. :beer:

911 - Please send the Zambulance!!!!

My dash was apart too so it wasn't bad at all. Soldier B is prefered. Good luck.

Zout, you can email them to me and I will download them if you like.

Thanks Gimp. Nice to have you back. :-P

Thanks Steel. I know the hinges are canted and it would sure be nice to know how the guberment installed them.

I am re-installing the hood on my deuce and I forgot which way the hinges are positioned. I am not sure whether the two prong portion of the hinge is on the cowl or hood side. I have attached a picture on my hinge as currently installed. Would someone please check their deuce and let me know...

The wrecked wrecker has to get back on the road at all costs. :beer:

Nothing I would like better than to learn from the master. Unfortunately I have to same my 2400 mile fuel allowance for the GA Rally. :beer:

Maybe Hoop could keep Gimp company. :twisted:

New pictures....My week is complete. [thumbzup]

Zout, I think you should seriously consider a reality show which shares your talents with all of us who are not worthy to restore MV's or any other object for that matter. Amazing.

Looking great as always. I see your rear step does have a cutout for the pintle. Got the cross templates made yet?

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Never used Quicksteel but I have used JB Weld quite a bit. Just make sure you apply it to bare metal. Good luck.