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06/26/2007 11:24 PM  
Ok , I got the front done and partially attached , I need to get it in position and braced in order to hold up the roof as I attack the sides . Which as You can see are almost worse off than the front .
 I finally found good wood right behind the propane tanks .
Big thanks to my oldest brother , he is a master woodworker and has the ultimate wood shop in his garage , we built all three front end panels in about four hours .

More to come ,
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06/26/2007 11:33 PM  
All I can say is WOW!!!! You are really taking on an amazing project. Keep up the good work and the pics. It's inspiring.

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06/27/2007 10:06 AM  
Man O Man.  That's one heck of a project.  Looks like you know what you're doing.

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06/29/2007 11:05 PM  

CAUTION , NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART !!!!

 

Ok , so I have the drivers side stripped back to solid wood , I have a plan and my brother s wife says I can come over to his shop and play tomorrow .

So , as You can see this side was shot but I should be able to get it rebuilt tomorrow and get it buttoned back up by the end of the weekend .

I reluctantly cut the siding back about a foot behind where I`m going to seem the structure , I didn`t  want to but the siding is glued on and there was no real way to peel it back and still work on the wall , so I guess I`ll have to come up with a goood way to seal the vertical seam I created , not to worry , that`s the least of my worries .

More to come Sunday .

Dan







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06/29/2007 11:08 PM  
PS , my neighbors think I`m crazy....

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06/30/2007 10:29 AM  
Kinda wondering myself.  Looks like one heck of a job.

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07/01/2007 12:08 AM  
Don`t worry , it looks worse than it is!!

More pictures tomorrow

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07/01/2007 1:05 AM  
Ok , here is what I got done today , it`s midnight , I`m going to bed ..........












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07/01/2007 9:31 AM  
Wow.  That's very impressive. 

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07/01/2007 9:39 AM  
Cooperhawk , we where just up in Your neck of the woods a couple of weeks ago , an aunt and uncle had a 50th anniv. party in Roseville in the Cities .

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