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05-16-2022, 06:14 PM
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Next on the multitude of things to do I decided to clean up the e-brake cable to go along with the e-brake assembly I previously cleaned.
Photos 269 - 271 - Before cleaning of e-brake cable Photos 272 - 276 - Cable after cleaning. BTW the wet look on the cable is the RPM that hasn't dried yet. Last thing for today was to get the kick panels cleaned up and ready to be installed once the time comes. Photos 277 - 277 - Panels before cleaning Photo 278 - 280 - Panels after cleaning 
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05-16-2022, 06:36 PM
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Great work Darrell!! Parallel to what I've done on Chevelles. - Bill W
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