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    Thanks Turned out better than I had thought, each shelf was $22 cut to size plus about $20 of aluminum tubing. Trouble with any project is the cost to get bits and bobs. I think by the time I have finished with the sandblasting, paint and everything else I have purchased, it might well be $500, which I could have just gone out and got a new one . . . I would still rather have mine
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    Shelves finished, and to be honest, I am pretty pleased with the result Just got to drill out a few holes for bolts and the bottom section will be complete.
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    +1,000,000 It's coming along nicely Always best to take your time with "proper" restorations aye Keyser . . . . . . why do you think the tool box is taking so long More pics please leonk . . . . even if its just a nut or bolt
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    Haha, no little fingers attached to 6' bodies
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    Nout wrong with cheating a little New get finished already . . . . and you Leonk
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    Little update from this morning. Went out and got some tread plate But because there are a few bits in the way at the bottom of the unit fitted these . . . Fits perfectly I still have the middle shelf to do, but that needs a little fabrication to fit, maybe tomorrow New lock purchased, keep little fingers out of the drawers Cut the latch to fit All installed Thats all for now folks
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    +1 Looks like that to me
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    Nope, not purchased any tools, again Rudy the Gardner to the rescue, he keeps bringing me boxes of them Will put a pic up later of what has arrived so far
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    Ok so Truck Bed Liner can only be described as one thing . . . . evil in a can Its like spraying crude oil, very sticky and gloopy, and it comes out with such force "can recoil" is experienced Its done though, bit of a dark photo . . . Now moved back down to the creepy basement . . . and we have this . . . Even after 24 hours, its tacky. It does say leave for up to 72 hours to cure On with the rails and drawers now. Also purchased some nice new handles, so they will be along shortly
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    Happy Birthday Very nice pic
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