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T-Series TF is slowly coming together

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Rut said:
That...is...just...incredibly...beautiful!
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Thanks Rut. Tomorrow I am taking some parts to a chrome shop I was told about. The windshield and dash trim needs to be redone. Hope the guys still in business as I saw a model A Ford he did chroming on and it's nice work. Plus, he's reported to be cheaper than most around here. Fingers crossed. PJ
 
Marvin Gruber said:
Paul,
can I have it back? I wish, its looking good.

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Been quite a struggle Marv. Two steps forward, one step back has been the theme all along. But it's been a heck of a learning experience, to say the least. PJ
 
Took some chrome to the chrome shop yesterday to be redone. 3 to 4 weeks to pick up. Mostly windshield stuff, but the spare tire wing nut and dash trim piece. Also, pick up my fenders today. PJ


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Now remind me.......where did you tell me you keep the keys and when are you going out of town next?? I seem to have forgotten those two totally unrelated bits of information..... :angel2: That looks absolutely fantastic!
 
Woot-WOOT!!! Really lookin' like a TF now., Paul. Lovely!
 
That really is turning out to be a stunning car. Well done indeed.
 
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