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October 15, 2019

The Co-op: Coaches are leaving and more coming!

………sitting here this morning propped up on Mutcades waiting for Phillip to tear it up testing drive trains…..pretty relaxing knowing shortly there will be people and noises going on all over this placeIf it was cold weather it would be a great foot warmer!  Anyway I won’t see it for a while…..

So getting some final exterior adornments the 72 Revcon is about ready to go homeHere the rear bumper is getting some modifications……receiving the stainless steel bumper then extending it out for storage…….a back porch if you willthis the the fitted base framework before the diamond plate deck is fabricated.  Pulling off the front bumper we found this cool air damSfeeling to capitalize on that hidden jewel Phillip is fabing up a roll bar bumper to follow the black body line above the air damcant wait to see it finished……What does the dash on this Revcon look like?

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