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Re: Once more in Montclair
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2014 4:44 pm
by appetite
Thanks Colin. I will enjoy the occasional perfume of the engine.
I have watched your tear down of your bus with great interest. I await with greater interest the reconstruction!
James
Re: Once more in Montclair
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2014 7:09 pm
by Amskeptic
appetite wrote:Thanks Colin. I will enjoy the occasional perfume of the engine.
I have watched your tear down of your bus with great interest. I await with greater interest the reconstruction!
James
Geeze, it is some kind of huge project now. Totally frightened of the headliner job. I have been practicing with remnants of the perforated portion of my old headliner. See that damn dip in the lower row of dots? FAIL
Colin
Re: Once more in Montclair
Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2014 4:54 pm
by tewa3240
So you deem your upholstery work abysmal-look at it this way: the factory QC would of had you torquing cases,fitting pistons& cylinders
and fitting heads.Happier now?
Re: Once more in Montclair
Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2014 7:30 pm
by Amskeptic
tewa3240 wrote:So you deem your upholstery work abysmal-look at it this way: the factory QC would of had you torquing cases,fitting pistons& cylinders
and fitting heads.Happier now?
Nope.
I get to torque cases, fit pistons and cylinders and heads, AND install a headliner with the dots in straight line.
Tomorrow, in fact, with the real new headliner. Crunch time is here.
Colin
