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Hurrah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Glad to see it run down the road!!!!!!!!!:beer:

QUOTE=zout;1139039]:popcorn::popcorn::popcorn::popcorn: standing by for pics and the "word" :ditto:

Got my fingers crossed, holding my breath and hoping everything works out!!!!!!!!!!!!

Mechanic in training is the one with the supervisor on his back! LOL

Hope you are feeling better! Glad your back to work on you MV!

Not a train is always a good thing! :beer: Here is to a very fast and successful completion to this project!

I am sorry did I miss something?:shock: I thought everyone was wishing you well, and being glad work was back in progress.

Glad to see work has started back up on this project. Hopefully it will be done in time to do a little driving before the end of spring. What a great family to work on MV's together.:beer:

How does your father and brother expect you to get your engine work done if it would take all day to clean up the shop just to get to it, or is that the whole idea for you to clean the shop up for them.:whistle::popcorn:LOL

I totally agree with this statement!!!! Still waiting on updates on the meat wagon!:popcorn:

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Wow!!!!! I didn't think anything could be anymore absurd. Just recently they almost, if not did, destroyed the US and maybe the Worlds economy.aua:deadhorse:2cents Hope things go smoother and easier for you.

Still one step closer to the end. Great restoration so far, Keep up the excellent work. The end is a lot nearer then you were a few weeksd ago.2cents

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Lucky it was only the shirt!!!!!!!2cents Siblings are so good at helping each other out!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks, I just could not quite make it out. Good idea to chase the treads. Your both doing an excellent job for yourselves and the next person who has too disassemble this engine and truck. WAtch this restoration closely. My next project may be an ambulance, but probably a M1010 for spare part...

Looking good, but maybe I missed something but I don't get what is going on in pic four in the first set with the pliers. Keep up the great work!!!!!!!!!!!!:grd:

If you use stainless steel bolts or nuts make sure to use antiseize compound to prevent gaulling.2cents

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