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Restoration
The first side is nearly all riveted together with new steel
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The bicker was working outside the car while the volunteer driving the rivets worked inside
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A cherry red rivet is inserted into one of the holes to be riveted to the car
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The entire floor is now removed
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...is complete.
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The bend...
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The piece of steel while still glowing is inserted into a specially made jig for making an offset bend on the bottom of the steel.
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The hydraulic press will form the offset bend.
To make a new piece of T steel ready for installation, an offset must first be made on the lower portion of the T steel.
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First the new T steel is heated cheery red.
The steel T posts are being renewed and the floor is being removed
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With the new steel sheeting installed on the first side, the other side of the car was removed for replacement
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