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Bigwindow, you must be Canadian or at least from the US north east!!! lol
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Very nice! You guys and your rust free sheet metal. My uni had more rust than clean sheet metal I think.
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All brackets and bolts etc. have been sorted and its now all in place. Very close to doing the run in. 
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Sorting out my pulleys for the alternator upgrade. 
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I'm not sure if they are repopped but it seems they do show up on fleabay and other various places.
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Wow that is very interesting. That would be cool to have in the door. Are those currently made? My panels are gone, the guy I bought it from is supposed to get them to me but who knows if that will happen.
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Any chance you're thinking about using a couple of these in the doors? I had one on the driver's side door of the 63 F-100 I once owned and I thought it was kind of neat.
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