Dave try this link
http://www.girr.org/girr/tips/tips.html
Hope this helps
Dave
Capt Bob Johnson one guy in our club just took an end off, slid out the floor and shoved it back in the next notch above, replaced end. Looked good!
It seems that there is a choice of ways to do modifications. The right way or the wrong way, and within the right way there are also seem to be two more choices - the complicated way and the simple way.
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Which cars are you thinking about?? Heavyweights, Smoothsides, or streamliners???
If you're talking the older model streamliners, one guy in our club just took an end off, slid out the floor and shoved it back in the next notch above, replaced end. Looked good!
Some time back GRR had an artical on subject. what Issue is it in, or has anyone tryed?
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