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#244136 03/12/2005 2:27 AM
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I guess it's part of the "fun" but boy there are a lot of things to decide when working on these things. Gotta paint the fenders(46 burb) and I have to put nuts on the insides but I want to install and paint the inside panels but I can't get to the nuts and I thought I would paint the fenders on the burb but I gues I will paint them off and on and on and on. I guess that's why the pros get the big bucks. I just have to start spraying and make it all work. I'm driving myself nuts planning!
Yeh, It is part of the fun!
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Yes, eventually you just have to start spraying.


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#244138 03/13/2005 1:29 AM
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Yeh, I guess I knew it already. Tomorrow I paint the rear doors, the headlight buckets, the inside door panels, the dash and lots of smaller parts. Have some other stuff done already. I guess I should stop whining, I'm sure there's lots of guys out there who would love to be as far along as I am.
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#244139 03/14/2005 4:24 PM
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Yea 46 I look forward to the day I start paint. I haven't even decided on color yet. I got my brakes connected up and next chore is to find a short steering column to connect to 60 nova clip. What color are you painting? Come on and show some pics !!


Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work. - Thomas Edison
Things may come to those who wait...but only the things left by those who hustle."-Abraham Lincoln

#244140 03/15/2005 5:35 PM
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OK I have a pict of parts that are now red. Post as soon as I can.
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#244141 03/16/2005 1:02 AM
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OK Here goes
[img]http://truck.jandcawards.com/img69.jpg[/img]

and then

[img]http://truck.jandcawards.com/img70.jpg[/img]

next is some of the black. rear fenders and such, paint the floor b;ack and then the main body.
Jim


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