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From:		Lew Gallagher (lewgall@charter.net)
Date:		Tue Mar 16 - 6:07 AM

Hey Phil,

I'm pretty sure that you got the two large flat head screws for the seatbelt canopy
attach points with the canopy.  You don't need your seatbelts yet -- if you
are going with the standard Van's set up, you can go ahead and drill/countersink
in the center of the two hard points in the canopy (two round indentions
in the canopy above the passenger seats that are solid, not honeycombed like
the rest of the canopy).  I sunk them a bit more so that I could anchor the head
then glass over the head before painting.

Email me if you want on the list.

Later, - Lew

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