jobs are less and more defined.
It seems that someone is always in someone else's road.
They are hoping to have some full day work parties
as it is the intention to have it ready for the May Tour here on May 10-13th.
British Car Club found one exctly the same and donated it to our club.
This happens to be one of the full days the crew was hoping to have.
They made real good progress on getting the panelling in the back in place.
Jason Tasko is inside showing what he wants.
the wiring on the dash.
Original on left with refurbished above.
Keith had borrowed the use of some of
John Tulloch's tools so John
stopped by to see the results.
Dick Parkes sprays some
of the wood trim to match the dash.
of the wood trim to match the dash.
Doug McCloy installs roof
vent.
Doug with the roof vent.
Dick Parkes & Ken Hoshowski
check out the doors getting
them ready for panelling.
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Craig Beddie checks out the lights
while Dick Parkes holds the other end of the wire
signal lights, red light & siren.
so he is looking after
the installation of all the glass.
Here he is struggling a little
with a window channel.
It doesn't seem to want to co-operate.
he has to lay down to
adust the running
board brackets
on the drivers side.
by drilling the mounting holes.
The two brown strips on the floor
are for the roof corners.
Bob Chambers discusses with
Keith the strip that goes around
the medicine cabinet in the back.
the medicine cabinet in the back.
Bill Kermode is triming the gasket that goes under the door hinges so they do not show.
to work in the
same area.
1952 BC License Plate as that
is the year
of the Ambulance
Ken Finnigan & Jerry Wallin
work on the rear cupboard
watch Dick Parkes straighten out
a piece of the door trim.
Doug McCloy and Mel Nordal to get the window stripping in place.
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