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Old 08-05-2012, 06:36 AM
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Nice looking pics Duke!
Looking great!
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Now, how to assemble without putting any scratches in 'em. That would drive me bonkers!

What's with the IH IBM card? That's pretty cool !

Did you get the hardware back from the platers buddy?

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Nice finger pic!! Who does your nails!!??

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Just kidding!! Great looking parts. Details like that make a great end result!!
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Thanks CAD!
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Nice looking pics Duke!
Looking great!
Thanks Mike! I'm getting excited to start assembly!
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Now, how to assemble without putting any scratches in 'em. That would drive me bonkers!

What's with the IH IBM card? That's pretty cool !

Did you get the hardware back from the platers buddy?

John
John, the beauty of powder coating is it's already cured and is harder then fresh paint is. It will be easier to assemble but I do have plans in place to prevent any screw ups to the finish.

The IBM card was rolled inside the handle grip. Lew made my day when I saw that!

Yes I got the hardware back.
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The parts look great, Duke!
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The parts look great, Duke!
Thanks Conner!
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i agree the parts look great duke
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Looking good Duke. How will you handle getting nuts/bolts on without damage?
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