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Old 12-18-2008, 06:37 AM
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wow that was so really nice work.

I especially like this picture. It almost looks like a bug

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wow that was so really nice work.

I especially like this picture. It almost looks like a bug
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the only way to metal finish a but welded panel like bruning is tig, its looks like there using reg filler, but silicon bronze works very well and keeps the heat down when welding and metal finishing
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you have got to incorporate this piece into the final build somehow, or better yet put it on a plaque to display at car shows

The car is in great hands now! Keep up the good work!
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