your extended car warrantyBesides the near constant reminders of the recent open enrollment for Medicare parts A&B, generous offers for home improvement loans and home solar packages, what good things come from India?
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your extended car warrantyBesides the near constant reminders of the recent open enrollment for Medicare parts A&B, generous offers for home improvement loans and home solar packages, what good things come from India?
This did motivate me to replace the size 17 torch with a much more manageable size 9 flexible torch...nothing I'll be doing with this machine is going to require that many amps.No wonder I don’t have knowledge of silver bronze brazing, cuz it’s tig process which I’m completely ignorant on. The thin metal work is skookum.
On edit: my 30 min google deep dive indicates that you can mig wire braze silicon bronze with 100% argon, negative arc, push the puddle, …. Finding the settings for my Easy Mig 180 Lincoln welder will be the challenging part, or experiment time. Over.
Starting to seriously consider throwing a troa soft top at it.
The usual later canvas doesn't entirely fit. Just an idea but I wonder if top might be modified (widened) behind the B pillar (assuming you have access to matching material).Starting to seriously consider throwing a troa soft top at it.
I doubt this, as I have owned one with the goofy cut out doors, and Ige has a sweet low mileage survivor with the same cutouts, I gave her the soft top door frames that came with mine..... All FST imported to the US had straight doors.
I doubt this, as I have owned one with the goofy cut out doors, and Ige has a sweet low mileage survivor with the same cutouts, I gave her the soft top door frames that came with mine....
Ok, I'm now fully prepared to completely retract this entire train of thought.That's what im struggling with.
Everything is body color.
To me it looks....well sorta cheesy, as if I only had one color of paint to work with.
But on the other hand I want period correctness.
So you are not referring to the sloping rear opening? If not I know not of what you speak. Shown here is mine, also the door frames Ige got.I've four FJ25 soft tops and still have one I also have a 62 FJ40 FST tub. The angle I'm talking is the door going in on the hard doors. All factory soft top here had soft doors which are straight if you put a straight edge on the outside. Mid sixties the hard doors changed. Put a straight edge on the hard top sides at the B pillar they angle at the level equal to the bottom of the window on the hard top. B pillar bows are straight with with soft doors and angle if for hard doors. The Early FST with the cut out similar to the jeep were all straight. There were early soft top with hard doors but those the opening matched the hard top. I have picture of a 62 FJ43 that was for sale in Australia many years ago. It had hard doors. Different ways rocker on the tub was taller and equaled the height of the cutout doors being that early it would have had straight hard doors not angled in like later doors. If the B pillar angles in the width between the top is narrow with hard doors.