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I thought I would share a pic of how carefully the Shelby boys cut the metal for the 1/4 windows :: ::
I am thinking a hand grenade would have done a cleaner job. ::
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Thank you, Scott, that actually makes me feel better about the cowl replacement job I just did
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From the looks of it, I'd have to guess an air chisel?
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Don't you know anything? That's what interior panels are for! ::
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Crap after screwing in the windows frames my hands looked like I was in a knife fight :: :p ::
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Dean..I think a chisel and shears..or an axe!
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Funny, I had always heard that they were hatchet jobs but wow, that is surprising.
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As I fought with all the fiberglass work I did, trying to get things to line up and fit. I decided to check out the Shelbys for fit and finish, just to see if I was getting anywhere close to what it should be.
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Well the good thing is after you understand how they "assembled" stuff it is pretty easy. IE; screw/rivet angles etc. No special tools for them
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Ya know....If you'd a said something....I could'a brought the "torch" over and trimmed it all up for ya! :: :: ::
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How about sending some bandaids? :: ::
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Hey Scott... I have another drivers whole quarter if you want to cut yours off and try to cut mine to fit better. :: ::
Troyboy :: (I only see the over all beauty of her ,your car is NICE.)
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A friend in Sacramento has a GT350H with the same hack job . Wonder if the continuation cars are any better .
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Your choice,
I have a whole used quarter for LH and a NOS LH quarter panel. No Pain no gain just buy them both.You have a pile of doe. ::
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I am thinking a hand grenade would have done a cleaner job. ::
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