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Whitephrog
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Man that was fast. Just couldn't see your nice car with a baby food jar lid for a washer bottle cap. Glad to help. Pass something forward to Bob Yeager when he starts his restoration.
The metal and body work on Bob's Bugeye car is scheduled to start the first of November. That work is being done by B Rod Customs in Knoxville. They are going to paint the tub and bonnet as well. The car will go to Franklin in mid December if things stay on schedule. Bob has all the mechanicals an a ton of new and restored parts there already. He's having the guy that does the mechanical work for Carl George refresh the engine and transmission.
The metal and body work on Bob's Bugeye car is scheduled to start the first of November. That work is being done by B Rod Customs in Knoxville. They are going to paint the tub and bonnet as well. The car will go to Franklin in mid December if things stay on schedule. Bob has all the mechanicals an a ton of new and restored parts there already. He's having the guy that does the mechanical work for Carl George refresh the engine and transmission.