Blog 10 TD

 On the tenth day of this journey I continued to work on fixing the dent i had put in the quarter panel. I also washed off the steering wheel and the inside of the car. This was about 4 hours in the morning of work. I went back over there that afternoon to finish torquing everything to factory spec. This will help everything sit in the right spot without damaging anything. If I had those bolts on loose I could possibly run into the same problem I started the week with.  Put in a total of 9 hours that day. 

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