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Old 04-07-2007, 09:15 PM
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Default 1993 CHP #5305 Restoration progress

Car is now torn apart and getting ready to be sanded and prepped for paint. The guy doing this is a professional body-paint man doing it as a side job. He does some of the work at home in his garage where you see the car pictured. The paintwork is done at his work in a booth.





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Old 04-07-2007, 09:19 PM
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Keep 'em coming.
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Old 04-07-2007, 09:25 PM
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I didnt forget about the assignment cards, im sorry for the delay and will get back into it for us..
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Old 04-07-2007, 09:27 PM
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One more thing I noticed today. I pulled up the carpet where the driver's seat used to be and noticed not only the stock SSP bracing for the floor but also some odd front seat bolt bracing, reinforcement or mount where the front studs are..is this a CHP thing?
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No prob on my end.
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One more thing I noticed today. I pulled up the carpet where the driver's seat used to be and noticed not only the stock SSP bracing for the floor but also some odd front seat bolt bracing, reinforcement or mount where the front studs are..is this a CHP thing?
Maybe evidence of a prior repair?
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My cousin's CHP SSP had the front bolt tear away with about 2 inches of sheet metal from the brace about 3 days after he bought it. My hunch is that they may have started to reinforce the seat bolt areas due to similar failure?
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updated today..clearcoat not on yet
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