brooksman9
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Awesome write up. Should be a sticky.
DIY Door Panel Pockets
- Thread starter Griff
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Agreed and done. I forgot how great of a write up this was.
Catfish26kc
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Love this write up.... and the pictures. It's gonna help me with my replacement of mine this spring, gonna do a cowboy saddle bag style for mine!
Grit dog
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Beautiful work!
Juniork30
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That came out amazing great work and skilss
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Great job Griff! That turned out great!!!!
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Thanks for the "walking in on the parents" thing, five years of therapy down the crapper.
Nice job.
Nice job.
