updated on the progress I make on 
my 64 E-Type.It came back home
from the paint shop last Saturday. I have to thank Rodney McDonald and Mike Darby for helping me get it home. Without them it would have been a real struggle, and would not have happened last Saturday. It wasn't a long trip, but the body was on a rolling cart and the bonnet was on a rotisserie, so it took two trips. It pretty much took all morning, afterward, their efforts were rewarded with lunch at Kravers. I think I got a pretty good deal.I have gone over it with a fine toothed comb to find any imperfections. The painter said he can come by and fix them. Other than that
, I have started putting the KoolMat in, again with Rodney's help. That little process is going pretty well. The KoolMat is some pretty neat stuff. I had a choice between KoolMat and DynaMat. The DynaMat is probably more popular, but the KoolMat seems to suit my needs a little better. DynaMat is used primarily for sound deadening. The KoolMat is a fiberglass backed silicone that will shield the interior from the road and engine heat. Something I care far more about than sound deadening. It has to be caulked with silicone caulk and I'm a lousy caulker. Fortunately it will all be covered with carpet.
Short blog, but it's a start. I'm going to attempt to keep this going this time. It's easier than constantly updating my website.
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