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28-01-16, 06:36
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Looks great Dave.
Whereabouts did you get the strapping material. That is one item I have had issues trying to find. I can't see to find the stuff that matches the originals closely.
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Jordan Baker RHLI Museum, Otter LRC C15A-Wire3, 1944 Willys MB, 1942 10cwt Canadian trailer 
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28-01-16, 07:14
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Jordan I purchased the rubber (2 and 3 ply) in sheets from Granger in the US, They have a great selection as well as all of the felt I needed to do the carrier as well.
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28-01-16, 07:18
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Also I cleaned up my steering wheel and gave it a fresh coat of paint for the NEW look
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01-02-16, 06:18
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Well I finished off the week with the installation of the dash and the wiring to it, All done now except for hooking up the lights. I made the rubber spacer that goes between the dash and the front armor using the dash and pieces from an original one. Also I made a sort of hangman's tree to hang the dash from to hold it while I was wiring it up and it was a big help.
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01-02-16, 06:25
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Sorry forgot the pictures
 Also what a pain to do working with all of those wires in a small confined area 
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01-02-16, 19:13
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Looking Good, Dave!
David
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01-02-16, 20:27
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Thanks, It feels really good getting up to this point as I can see the light now
Hoping to get in a full year of driving it, Been a long haul since purchasing it.
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