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  • mdubg
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    in reply to: Mikes Dual Cab #32110

    There are Safari frames in with the parts.  I think they are Wolfgang’s as there was a very light shadow of a Wolfgang sticker in the corner of the drivers glass.  The rest of the parts latches and dash tabs should be in with the parts (should be labeled).  Let me know if not.  I can look if I have them here.

    Some of the screws for the safaris and pop-outs may need to be procured, as the previous ones where pretty rusty and/or had to be drilled and extracted.

    I know safaris leak, but they are going to be a requirement in the Texas heat, so I do want to get them back on…with good seals.

    Looking forward to seeing the body work!

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    in reply to: Mikes Dual Cab #32100

    Amazing progress!  Glad I saved those seat mounts from my dissection work.  Dimples look good.

    mdubg
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    in reply to: Mikes Dual Cab #32082

    Doors look good, but the stance is a little low 🙂

    mdubg
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    in reply to: Mikes Dual Cab #32038

    Doors are looking good.  Can’t wait to see the load bed separation panel in place and the shell being “whole” again.

     

    mdubg
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    in reply to: Mikes Dual Cab #31998

    Pat, up early and at it again.  Great to see the rear straight and complete.

    mdubg
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    in reply to: Mikes Dual Cab #31980

    Everyday, I’m amazed at the rust that get’s uncovered.  So cool 😎

    mdubg
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    in reply to: Mikes Dual Cab #31956

    Wow!  Literally, all the metal work!  I see the divider panel, the rust repair on the lower-drivers opening, the gas tank cradles, everything!  Looks great!

    mdubg
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    in reply to: Mikes Dual Cab #31928

    Amazing how many holes were lurking under the filler and paint on this bus.  Thanks for fixing it up proper.

    mdubg
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    in reply to: Mikes Dual Cab #31908

    I’ve worked in that gas compartment to clean out the house insulation and tar that was in there…not fun!  Great job Pat.

    JJ, thanks for cleaning those doors up! They are going to be sweet!

    Franz, can’t wait to see that motor together and running.  If you guys have anyone that’s looking for a stock build case for a fair price, I’ll sell it.  If not, I’ll pick it up with the bus and put it on TS.

    mdubg
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    in reply to: Mikes Dual Cab #31887

    That’s a whole lot of welds.  They look great!

    mdubg
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    in reply to: Mikes Dual Cab #31841

    I know.  I got bumped.  There were still lots of cool updates on the dozen other things going on.  Your team stays busy!

    mdubg
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    in reply to: KCW randomness #31751

    JJ, I saw this in the inter webs today. Thought you’d enjoy. 51785DD1-CCA4-496F-BC88-567545FA6398

    mdubg
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    in reply to: Mikes Dual Cab #31701

    That exhaust sure looks nice from the pictures.  I hope it works and sounds as good as it looks.

    mdubg
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    in reply to: Mikes Dual Cab #31689

    Hells yeah!  Can’t wait to see pix.

    mdubg
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    in reply to: Mikes Dual Cab #29868

    Franz, that would be great.  I can get online and find shit with the best of them.  My concern is I’d find shit and not something useable.

    In case you were wondering, I don’t have, nor care about the column lock that has a hole on my old one.  I think that is some kind of Sao Paulo theft deterrent and doesn’t seem like it would be effective what so ever.

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