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Old 06-29-2010, 08:38 PM   #1
beebster
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Location: Aurora,Il ..born,raised and still live in the same house
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'71 longhorn got tired of primer gray.

A little "rattle can" butternut yellow. The lady at the paint store offered to mix me up a gallon to save some bux.
Helluva lot better than the primer gray that was on the '71 longhorn.LOL

It aint much but it's paid for, runs perfect and the grandkids love riding in the back.
just a little "bodywork" then spray it with white on top.
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I love stock!
Not really into the whole bagged, squished,chopped, drooped,cut, bent,lifted,twisted,split,decked,massaged,tubbed,jacked trend. (o.k. slightly lowered is fine)
For the love of god, just drive it before you forget what the truck is supposed to look like !....LOL

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