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Old 06-09-2008, 08:47 PM   #1
Psycho71
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Spruced up the wheels today.

I was going to be getting some new wheels as part of this phase of the build. But since I blew my budget a few large purchases ago, some concessions had to be made. So I decided I'd at least try to polish a few of the 300,000 plus miles off of my existing wheels. I picked up a Mother's mini ball, and some polish today. Man, what a difference a couple of hours can make.

Before


After


Before and After side by side


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Driver's side.



Well, she's almost done for a while. I still have a few bugs to work out in a few areas (nothing big). But when those get ironed out, she should get me around town 'til she gets torn down for the mean motor, OD, posi/gears, and some real paint.


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