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From beneath his slouched hat Ahab dropped a tear into the sea. nor did all the Pacific contain such wealth as that one wee drop. - "Moby Dick" Chapter 132 Cheers!!

Looks outstanding, peashooter; First Class! What's the story on application of Herculiner: - is it spray-on only, or can it be roller/brush applied? - any special prep for the product?

Don't know how I missed all this, but the roll-up door idea is a stroke of genius!! But then, of course, you are the peashooter, so genius goes without saying. Excellent.

Good luck with your project. It'll be fun to follow your build, sure hope that you'll post some of it. :beer:

It's funny how projects get buried like that, and then you need to go "archaeologist" and sift through the layers to find that one little effort that got lost. I run into that ALL the time.

I have never heard of those caps, but those are great. Can you get them for all their rivets, do you know; even their 1/8" ones?

Where do you get these "mushroom caps"; got a pic?

It's looking real good. The fit on that sheetmetal is impressive. :jumpin:[thumbzup]

I hear you; it's sometimes kind of a Catch-22 of the internet. But there's usually a few ways to come at it "sideways" until you triangulate your way in.

Hey, peashooter; great progress and as always great summary here. Your projects are the best! I'm not sure what sheet metal you're using where the rain gutter fits, but dissimilar metals should have a separation to prevent galvanic action at point-of-contact (which is corrosive). But I'm...

Those access doors look great. Are they all keyed-alike?

How many gallons is the larger air tank that you got?

That scissors step is slick. Is there a handrail of any kind to post up for it?

No kidding; the seats are rare! And the GI Can on-the-side is a Special Feature; outstanding. [thumbzup]

The expression as I remember it is: - "An Inch is as good as a Mile". Looks like you got it covered. [thumbzup]