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04-21-2019, 10:51 AM | #11 |
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Re: 1968 Chevy Bel Air Wagon Project
Small steps.
Seems I work hours on end, and nothing happens. One explanation is that all and every part needs some work before mounting to the wagon. These side markers/327 emblems are a good example. They needed to be polished, and while I was at it, I decided to paint the black areas. To make things just a bit more interesting, the top one, on the left hand side is off a 307 car, and I painted the zero to a two. I'll look for a 327 emblem at some later point, but for now we have to make do with the painted one. The front is coming nicely. The bumper is still not perfect, but compared to before, at least it's much better. This is a good lesson to me: No more cars with crooked and bent bumpers! Actually I was going to stay with the patina look, but it kinda got out of hand. I painted some details today, and will probably get the head lights mounted this evening. All side marker lenses are cleaned up thoroughly, and polished, all tail lights are new, as are the park/turn signals in the front, and the headlights. The wagon cleans up pretty nicely, even if the chrome leaves some to desire. |
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