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Old 29-09-15, 17:16
Mike Cecil Mike Cecil is offline
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Rick,

At the risk of authenticity, you must be able to find somewhere on the Lynx to incorporate one or two of those screws - like leaving your DNA. It'll drive future restorers/museum curators/rivet counters nuts!!!

Hell, I gave up on armour restoration years ago to reduce the risk of further back injury, but I'm almost ashamed to admit it in light of your ordeal!!

Take care ....

Mike
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