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05-11-2009 04:44 PM

Albany Oregon Show

Better pics of Albany show

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[Entry #69]

05-11-2009 04:37 PM

Albany Oregon Show

More pics at the Albany Oregon show

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[Entry #68]

05-11-2009 04:30 PM

Paint

We finely got paint

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[Entry #67]

09-22-2008 03:42 PM

Fitting the Cardboard to Window Opening

I fit the cardboard tight to the window opening and I will cut the Polycorbonate --Manually Fix-- Polycarbonate Carbonate Bicarbonate Pollinate Polygonal the same size. This will give me a little extra so I can leave a 1/8" gap all the way around the Polycorbonate --Manually Fix-- Polycarbonate Carbonate Bicarbonate Pollinate Polygonal for flex. One last thing to add I welded a 1/2: X 1/2" box tube in the center of the windsheild --Manually Fix-- windshield windshields windshield's windchill to support the Polycarbonate during high speed.

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[Entry #66]

09-22-2008 03:36 PM

Making a Cardboard Pattern

I transferred the paper pattern to cardboard so I could refit the cardboard to the window opening and make sure it fit well. I cut the cardboard 1/8" bigger on all sides and trimmed back for perfect fit. Where I had gaps I cut a small piece of cardboard the size of the gap and tapped it in the gap. I used a razor knife to cut the cardboard along the paper pattern.

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