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Old 07-20-2007, 09:09 PM   #1
sameyrasmea72
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Well I finally took my……..updated PICS

.......frame to the sand blaster. And when I washed it and got it ready to go I found that it still had about 40% of the original paint on it. It also had several of the chalk marks from the assembly line, Which I tried to document so I can put them back on. I was very happy with the shape of the frame and it made me thankful to find the truck in an area like west Texas.

The sand blaster did a good job, but I forgot to take my camera with me to day. I will try to post some pics of it later.
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