David,
I hope you're able to make good progress over the weekend. We'll be standing by.
I hope you're able to make good progress over the weekend. We'll be standing by.
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Going to try mr Jack. Thanks. Gotta get me some metal cutting wheels for the dremel. It seems to work better on some of the curves and fine areas. Now that we have back window out and cleaned that area some and have changed the plan some, I think we are going to remove skin from donor first. That way we can lay it on existing roof before we cut it off to get some good ideas of where we want to cut old one off. At factory seams is the plan. Suppose to heat up here this weekend and t storms. Got to find a shade tree to get under as pops shop is not climate controlled. Thanks again
David,
I'm sure drilling out the many spot welds will keep you busy for awhile...ya gotta start somewhere.
I think starting by removing the skin from the structure is a good plan.
Be careful working under the shade tree...especially if there's thunder and lightning. I have done a lot of work outside under a big old oak tree. Thus the name "shade tree mechanic". At least you do feel the occasional breeze blowing thru. Garages can be pretty stuffy at times...even with a fan.
I'm sure drilling out the many spot welds will keep you busy for awhile...ya gotta start somewhere.
I think starting by removing the skin from the structure is a good plan.
Be careful working under the shade tree...especially if there's thunder and lightning. I have done a lot of work outside under a big old oak tree. Thus the name "shade tree mechanic". At least you do feel the occasional breeze blowing thru. Garages can be pretty stuffy at times...even with a fan.
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Ughhh...Haven't been able to do much work on the malibu. Mother nature doesn't want to cooperate. Thunder storms and very very hot. Work not cooperating either. Have worked late almost everyday last week. Maybe I can catch a break soon to work on her a little bit.
David,
Don't forget we're in the heat of the summer right now. It hasn't been too pleasant working outdoors. You'll get your opportunity soon enough. It just gives you a little more time to set up your strategy. I know it can be a frustrating feeling that you're spinning your wheels.
Everything will come together...you'll see.
Have nice 4th of July holiday.
Don't forget we're in the heat of the summer right now. It hasn't been too pleasant working outdoors. You'll get your opportunity soon enough. It just gives you a little more time to set up your strategy. I know it can be a frustrating feeling that you're spinning your wheels.
Everything will come together...you'll see.
Have nice 4th of July holiday.
Thanks mr Jack. Yea it's high humidity season. Triple digit heat indexes. And having to fix water mains and water service lines in the middle of the hot asphalt all day is draining in that heat. I can deal with the heat pretty good usually, but the rain, which we can use at times, wish it would take a break. If it even looks like rain pop is not backing the chevelle out of shop. I will get it though. Have a great 4th yourself.
Yeah, unfortunately it's the worst time of year to work on a car...unless you get a nice window of milder temps. The humidity is the killer and drains the energy out of you.
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