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RestoreThemAll
Jedi Warrior
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It's always great to see when they awaken fresh and new after a long sleep.
Rob Glasgow
Jedi Knight
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Griz, I always liked the look of a running chassis without the body panels. Just seems so full of hope and expectations.....Interesting seat upholstery and steering wheel. Both look a little thinner than original......
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Jedi Hopeful
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Rob, no upholstery on the bare seats, just a throw pillow to sit on for now. The steering wheel is the original and all the plastic has cracked and fallen off and all you see is the metal rim. I've got a new one, just haven't put it on yet. I made a steering wheel for my Bugeye from scratch and am thinking I may restore the original for the BJ7 by adding a wooden rim.
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