I should have startewd this thread when I started the pan resto, but hind sight is always 20/20. Hopefully the pics will attach.
Pan done (pic heavy)
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mac2881994
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Pan done (pic heavy)
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Re: Pan done (pic heavy)
Nice! i saw mine like that not oo long ago.
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mac2881994
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Re: Pan done (pic heavy)
Not bad for only working a couple of hours a week on it. It is just about time to start on the heater channels and the front firewall, just have to talk a few buddies into coming over and helping move the body into the garage.
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Re: Pan done (pic heavy)
Looks good Mac, with those big meats on the back looks like you need to hang out in the Off-Road forum... Keep up the work and post more pics.
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That is where I spend most of my time reading and trying to absorb as much info as possible Leatherneck. Now to just get enough beer to persuade some buddies over to move the body inside the garage.
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Re: Pan done (pic heavy)
Mac, you pan halves were sure a lot easier than mine are (still). You've done a great job!
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