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  • silver_bullet
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    Looking really good! I will take her off of your hands if you want me to...😉

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  • Thumpin455
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    Have runs to fix, some other things to do. I should have pulled the fender from the LeMans and used it rather than fix this one since it needs more work, but all in all it came out ok. Just a driver, not a show car, looks good from 10ft or more, but the hood looks really nice. I'll be seeing the hood more often than the rest of it.










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  • Thumpin455
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    Yeah, smaller furry non dogs are tasty tennis ball like snacks to them.

    More pics tomorrow in the sunlight, these were quick shots after the fumes cleared a bit.



    A bit more peel on the doors, a few runs I need to fix, and a dent that popped up outta the
    blue.

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  • langleylad
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    Originally posted by Thumpin455 View Post
    It's more fun when I don't have to rework a bunch of it. After a long day of making a yellow car blue, it became horribly apparent that there were some dents being hidden by the yellow that somehow were not discovered while sanding with a long board. How the hell I missed them is beyond me, but the medium blue color brings them out wonderfully.
    I know what you're saying , the Cougar was in black primer and looked good .Then I sprayed on grey poly-surfacer and bang bang there they were .

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  • Scott Liggett
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    Originally posted by Thumpin455 View Post
    Not sure I will make it, nowhere to keep my dogs, and I have no place to stay while I am there. Lots of logistics issues regardless if I get it done in time, which I know I can. I want to make the trip, but unless something changes I will have to sleep in the truck with the dogs while I am there.
    I have a spare room but I think your dogs would kill my cat.

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  • Thumpin455
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    It's more fun when I don't have to rework a bunch of it. After a long day of making a yellow car blue, it became horribly apparent that there were some dents being hidden by the yellow that somehow were not discovered while sanding with a long board. How the hell I missed them is beyond me, but the medium blue color brings them out wonderfully.

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  • langleylad
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    Isn't bodywork fun ??? keep going brother !

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  • Thumpin455
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    Not sure I will make it, nowhere to keep my dogs, and I have no place to stay while I am there. Lots of logistics issues regardless if I get it done in time, which I know I can. I want to make the trip, but unless something changes I will have to sleep in the truck with the dogs while I am there.

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  • Scott Liggett
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    Looking forward to seeing it at Tour Nebraska!!

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  • Thumpin455
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    Shot primer today, it was finally warm enough for epoxy to activate. The hood gives me wood.




    Didn't want to run out of masking paper, so I used some of the packing stuff that came with the parts for V-ron's Cutlass. She is stoked about getting the 65 painted and drivable, and later this year I can start on her car. She is definitely a fun one.

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  • silver_bullet
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    much anticipated results are worth the wait!

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  • Shelty
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    looking good

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  • Thumpin455
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    Last of the body work is done, now to prep for primer and paint.

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  • Mater
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    Wondered why you where keeping it

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  • Deaf Bob
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    Moving along good!
    Glad you are keeping it for yourself!

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