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JL windscreen fit into door Photo by David Johnson created 2/7/2002 submitted 2/7/2003 11:21:20 PM This shows the fitting of the molded windscreen into the door. The windscreen was made using tinted plexiglass that was heated to 400F and then formed in a mold to the desired shape. jl_door_windshield_fit.jpg | 2272 x 1704 | image/pjpeg | djohnson
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| The John Lee Upper Shell Photo by David Johnson created 2/6/2002 submitted 2/7/2003 02:45:46 PM This shows the newly completed upper shell of The John Lee. Notice how the body sags slightly because it is not ribbed. You can see a crack running around the edge of the door. When this body is supported, this seam is not visible. The windscreen has not been added yet to the door. | |
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