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Date:         Wed, 17 May 95 12:53:27 EDT
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From:         Richard <rapalmer@unity.ncsu.edu>
Subject:      Oh no! Another one!

Howdy all. Well, as any true bus freak, I was unable to resist the calling of my latest project, a '66 Sunroof Deluxe. It is mechanically really sound, with mostly new everything. The cosmetics, however, leave a bit to be desired. Basically, it was stripped down. No trim, and no interior whatsoever. Also, some wonderful person put a lovely sheet of plexiglass over the sunroof, but at least I do have the necessary hardware to put in the ragtop. The only other bad thing is a nasty spare-tire sized dent in the nose, where someone left it in gear, and it smacked a wall with the mounted spare tire. Soooooooooo, I guess my first question is, what's the best way to pull such a dent? Although the bus came with an extra nose, welding that on seems to be a tremendous project, for which I don't think I'm ready. Anyway, I will be searching for various door handles and latches and other hardware as time progresses. Thanks for any and all bodywork words of wisdom. Richard


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