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    1. #1
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      I just have to ask. What is that wheel hub disc you keep showing in the pictures for?



    2. #2
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      2nd Chance Camaro - Let the Project Begin

      Quote Originally Posted by Kcrain View Post
      I just have to ask. What is that wheel hub disc you keep showing in the pictures for?
      It’s actually a drink coaster and also a new Magazine that was started by a group of photgraphers and it’s probably one of the best car magazines out there.

      I have a few of them on my work benches and I use them for my ice tea and one of them I use when I am soldering as I don’t won’t to burn my wood workbench.


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    3. #3
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      Headlight Buckets & Core Support (05-03-20)

      Sorry I am so far behind posting updates on the car. I had a lot of fun on the bike's this summer from trails to road I feel like i bike more now then I was years ago.

      It's time to start mocking up the wiring and make sure I planned well as I trying to hide some of the wiring so when you look in at the radiator you don't actually see the wires.



      and yes that is baked chips and pico de gallo.

      Headlight buckets going back together and the goal is to not scratch them prior to putting them on the car.







      Everyone should own one of these



      I am happy I opened these up a little bit more.





      Since my memory sucks post chemo I like to make patterns so I can remember exactly how things go back together.







      Front Bumper brackets







      Good thing "Chip" will be covered up by the Anvil Close Out panel.



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