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hello,I just bought an Austin Cooper S 1966 to restore.I'm no mechanic,just an old guy with to much time on his hands.I know I'll have a ton of questions as I get more into this. At this point I have it all apart and ready for paint,almost The doors don't have the holes for the stainless window trim.I have been told that it is really tricky to get this right.Why? It seems pretty straight forward to me.I'm sure there is something I don't know.I would like to find out before I do my usual Bull in the China shop routine.Thanks
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welcome to this part of the interweb, youll find all you ever need on here, take some pics, stick your question in our projects and im sure youll get an answer
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Laneriddle wrote:hello,I just bought an Austin Cooper S 1966
The doors don't have the holes for the stainless window trim.I have been told that it is really tricky to get this right.Why? It seems pretty straight forward to me.
Hello & welcome

regading windowtrim, try this link -
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=4382&p=30545&hilit= ... rim#p30545
And dont forget pictures - we love pictures

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Hi new member, wellcome 

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Collecting 60th wooden steeringwheels.
Collecting 60th wooden steeringwheels.