Also is the framework for the boggie torsion spring there in the hole.
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- The jig vault ....lol......
- Engine compartment looking forward
- More new steel
- New steel
- Two to tie two together...lol...
- New passenger side fuel tank support
- last two cross members (better pic)
- Here is a couple of new cross members in the fab s...
- What have you done to the bus!!!!!
- The rust has left the bus for good!!!!!!!!!
- One tough Eagle...lol....
- Big bertha's at it again....lol...
- Carving up the rear of the bus.
- Above the drive axel from the drivers side.
- Looking up under the linkage tunnel between the dr...
- No wrenches needed to remove the engine...lol....
- Drive wheel
- From engine compartment
- Rust between drive wheel and boggie
- Boggie shock mount (pre-repair)
- Shock mount (pre repair)
- Gear linkages and grime
- Drivers side
- Rust, (pre-repair)
- Last of the rust pics.
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- Steve
- Ive been a cabinet maker for over 30 years now. I suppose some would call me a profesional cabinet maker as I make a living at it. I cant wait to get to the interior of the bus for this reason alone. Im going to do it up like the big boys do it.
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