Yea I am dealing with the doors right now. They always look good in primer but the run of the hand feels every ding, bump and who leaned on or shut the door with a heavy foot. I have done more sanding,feeling,adjusting,spot prime, sanding feeling...aghh. I do have to take breaks and work on something else (brakes right now) to take breather on the doors. Then I look at the bed sides and sigh. But I know I will start on the tail gate first since I have a lady that I always give fresh eggs to (free) who's dad is a pinstripe and sign painter,I have one thing I want on my tail gate (not letting the cat out of the bag)if I can get that done I will have all the inspiration I need for the rest of the project. What a great payback for the years of,
home before sunset and lock us in and so many tasty fresh eggs my girls have given me all these years. Who says chickens don't pay??

1937 Chevy 1/2-Ton
In the Gallery