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 Post subject: Re: Chuck's 65' Notchback
PostPosted: Sun Feb 24, 2008 2:31 pm 
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Dang. :shock: Looking good. Wish I could help out :cry:

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 Post subject: Re: Chuck's 65' Notchback
PostPosted: Sun Feb 24, 2008 2:54 pm 
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Good work!! Good job bracing the body before cutting. Several years ago a good friend of mine built and painted a 56 oval. He called me to look at the doors because they didn't close :shock: . I noticed that the heater channels were replaced. He said "yeah they said it was done right" Well why did you buy it without seeing the doors on it? This was my reply. Well a days worth of work cutting, pushing with the port-o-power, pulling with a come along, measuring and hanging doors. We finally got it fixed. I let him use my paint booth to paint the car himself with the help of two other friends. It was a custom pearl green with a silver two tone. His plates said GREEEN. Maybe someone has seen it. He sold it on E-Bay to someone in another state 3 or 4 years ago. It was this car that got me intrested in VW's.

Will you be working on it next Saturday? If I don't have to work I'd like to help out.

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 Post subject: Re: Chuck's 65' Notchback
PostPosted: Sun Feb 24, 2008 10:12 pm 
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Thanks man! Yeah, we've got it braced up pretty well, I guess we'll see how well when we go to close the doors :lol:

We didn't get as much done today as we would have liked, but I still think we did okay. The drivers side channel is pretty much done, so the pan will be next. The passenger side fenders are on now and the passenger side seams are all sealed up. I think we got a lot done in one weekend. Thanks to everyone who helped out over the weekend, you guys ROCK!

The dLk Iron Chef making waffles on a Type-3 pan :lol:
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 Post subject: Re: Chuck's 65' Notchback
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Damn it, I missed the most important part, breakfast by the Iron Chef! Good progress though, always good to see it start to come together.

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 Post subject: Re: Chuck's 65' Notchback
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Dylan makes some MEAN waffles! :P

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Thanks to everyone who came out: MJM for the work and use of your welder,Paul for help and errand runs,The Ukrainians(Kostya and Andre) for all your help,Dilan for the food and help, and a big thanks to Brian who hosted the workday;I really appreciate everything..We didn't get it completed but it is getting there;it is getting to be a pretty solid car now,those heaters,rockers and pans were terrible....not any more. :D :) :P :D :) :P

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 Post subject: Re: Chuck's 65' Notchback
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I jumped up and down on the drivers side heater channel, that biatch aint going NO WHERE! :lol:
If you tried that with the old ones you would have gone right through them. :shock:

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 Post subject: Re: Chuck's 65' Notchback
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mk-Zero wrote:
I jumped up and down on the drivers side heater channel, that biatch aint going NO WHERE! :lol:
If you tried that with the old ones you would have gone right through them. :shock:


Sweet! When it's done, maybe I'll get a ride in the Notch!

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 Post subject: Re: Chuck's 65' Notchback
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All the work you put in... Chuck should let you drive it! :D

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 Post subject: Re: Chuck's 65' Notchback
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kostya.lyt wrote:
mk-Zero wrote:
I jumped up and down on the drivers side heater channel, that biatch aint going NO WHERE! :lol:
If you tried that with the old ones you would have gone right through them. :shock:


Sweet! When it's done, maybe I'll get a ride in the Notch!



Whenever it is drivable again.....you are more than welcome to take it for a spin :D

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