CCRC LIVE! March 2022
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Welcome all! Please put your questions in the comment section as Mark and Terry answer your Classic Car problems. Need to find a part? Need help with paint application? These guys know a thing or two! Join us at 5:00pm CT tonight.
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I place a shop towel down over engine where I am working in case I drop a nut or bolt. It makes it easy to retrive. Keeps it going down in engine.
MyQuestion regarding the body work on right side of quarter panel has a gas cover and the danger of fire if cut the quarter panel to fit the new panel by welding it. It’s there a safe way to perform this work?