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BW has a replacement fender for his 67 Buick that he picked up for $50. It needs some body work before it can be installed though. He had some rust repair patches welded in, and the guy that welded them in did a pretty good job. The panel warp from the heat of welding the […]
I helped a friend install his air compressor this weekend. It wasn’t a big job, from my perspective it was really only some electrical work we needed to do to provide a dedicated 20 amp circuit so the compressor could run without blowing the breaker. I’ll call my friend BW. He has an affinity for […]
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I look forward to talking with you and hearing about your classic car restoration project.
Carl
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