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Well I was very glad to see John’s latest pictures of still fine tuning his paint work because I am at the point where I have the tub bolted down and the doors working and for my first time of putting in new sills and floors having the tub lined and bolted and the doors working is HUGE. Now I know there is a lot more time to fine tuning, I can keep getting closer to a nice pint job, and not to worry about the details because there is still time.
I put some pictures up to show my progress plus ask a question about the 4 holes in the back behind the floor pans in that little roughly 12x12 area that stays with the tub after the pans are out. The holes look stock because of the clean and clear way they were put in. I just cannot see a reason. I know about the holes for the back seat because I have one, but those 4--- one in each corner have me baffled. Perhaps the PO had something there.
And thanks again John because I learned a long time ago as a carpenter apprentice that most the time I am lacking confidence and patients when the job looks impossible. You gave me the push I needed, thanks.
Steve
I put some pictures up to show my progress plus ask a question about the 4 holes in the back behind the floor pans in that little roughly 12x12 area that stays with the tub after the pans are out. The holes look stock because of the clean and clear way they were put in. I just cannot see a reason. I know about the holes for the back seat because I have one, but those 4--- one in each corner have me baffled. Perhaps the PO had something there.
And thanks again John because I learned a long time ago as a carpenter apprentice that most the time I am lacking confidence and patients when the job looks impossible. You gave me the push I needed, thanks.
Steve
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