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Xist · 06-28-2022, 03:30 AM

I removed four fence boards and removed some trees growing between the fences. Then I was able to carry the new 2×4s around the 2002 Civic.
I removed the insulation in the top of the back wall, installed 2×4s as high as I could, installed shorter 2×4s vertically on top of that, installed 2×2s against the back wall, and then two sets of 2×4s between the rafters.
Cutting a trapezoid like I did in the front would have been better because I would have had more area to secure drywall, but I don't know how secure the corners would have been.
I have wood everywhere I can without removing more insulation.

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