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Measuring out the cutout, as per the included instructions.
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My homemade signal control panel pre-window
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The window hole cut out, still held in by the corners.
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The window hole after a punch.
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The window hole from the outside.
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Test fitting the window kit.
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The window kit installed.
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The paperwork pocket reinstalled.
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The window kit installed, external view of the internals.
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Window kit installed, view from a distance.
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114N signal from Grand Central, near Tower U/CP1
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114N signal from Grand Central, near Tower U/CP1
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114N signal from Grand Central, near Tower U/CP1
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114N signal from Grand Central, near Tower U/CP1
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114N signal from Grand Central, near Tower U/CP1
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114N signal from Grand Central, near Tower U/CP1
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114N signal from Grand Central, near Tower U/CP1
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De-rusted and hosed off.
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The rust bath in action.
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The two sign halves opened!
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The insides cleaned out, cats eyes removed.
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The sign post sans sign.
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Some sort of fabric or hide to apply pressure to the cats eyes.
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Old stop sign!
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Old stop sign!
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Old stop sign!
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Old stop sign!
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Old stop sign!
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8x10 shelf brackets modified to ~7", then two 2x4s act as a shelf for the signal to sit on.
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One of the signs wall mounted!
