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Jim Stabe

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I don't think I ever gave you a proper thank you for your learning to cut down a windshield.
You learning to do it will save me all the grief and research you did.

Thank you.

You're welcome. It paid off for me as well since I have to make another one - the original cracked due to a stress point in the frame pushing on the corner.
 

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You ****!!!!!:bowdown::bowdown:

Ever since i saw E-Rodz video clip of his buddy's car that was widened, I would love to have one. His buddy doesn't have the engine yours does though. I aam so frickin' jealous at the moment :thumbup::thumbup:

So what's the plan for the paint scheme, or do we have to wait to be surprised? :sad:

I love it!!!!!
 
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You ****!!!!!:bowdown::bowdown:

Ever since i saw E-Rodz video clip of his buddy's car that was widened, I would love to have one. His buddy doesn't have the engine yours does though. I aam so frickin' jealous at the moment :thumbup::thumbup:

So what's the plan for the paint scheme, or do we have to wait to be surprised? :sad:

I love it!!!!!

Going to be the same color red as the engine compartment
 

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Wow Jim!! You made a bunch of progress on that beast. It's looking darn nice.
That exhaust you built sounds soo sweet.:thumbup:
A few of us were wondering where you were. Nice to see you back. I hope your Missus is doing better.

Claude
 
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This is awesome Jim. You do great work, and it is really impressive what you have put into this little car while still keeping it recognizable. I drove a 70 MGB through most of college. Not the most practical car in western OR, but I had a lot of fun in it.

ARAMP,
There are 3 links in his signature to the build.
 

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I don't think I ever gave you a proper thank you for your learning to cut down a windshield.
You learning to do it will save me all the grief and research you did.

Thank you.

I've also got to give my thanks regarding the windshield. I ordered the 40 grit bit from C. R. Laurence and I cut my windshield a couple days ago and it went just the way you described.



Again.....Thanks

Drew
 
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I've also got to give my thanks regarding the windshield. I ordered the 40 grit bit from C. R. Laurence and I cut my windshield a couple days ago and it went just the way you described.

Again.....Thanks

Drew

Glad it worked out for you. I have to do it over again since I developed a crack in the first one. Noe a fault of the process, my frame was putting stress on one corner of the glass.


Jim, you've come a long way since I was out to visit! :thumbup:

Yep. 90% done, 90% to go

Could you link us up to that process?
I think I've seen this build somewhere else?

I noticed that I didn't include the link to the latest part in the build log so here it is http://forum.britishv8.org/read.php?13,40751

Zeke. The glass cutting process is in the last half of part 2 and the beginning of part 3 in the links in my signature.
 
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