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07-08-2010, 03:46 PM
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Atoka, TN
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Re: My Oldest Sons Frankentruck Project
nice tailgate. makesure its locked on if you ever come down this way. or it might have some suttle difrences when you go home. like a slightly difrent shade of black (silver met insted of gold) the chevrolet molding vice letering etc etc. lol
anyway looks great cant wait to see it together.
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07-08-2010, 05:32 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Cornelius Oregon
Posts: 1,073
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Re: My Oldest Sons Frankentruck Project
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I always appreciate help but im not sure about that kind of help!!! LOL Im probably going to start my next project as soon as this one is out the door. My next project is a 1967 Short Fleet and I think I am going to use the same color scheme except I am going to use a dark Metalic Blue instead of Black on the next one. I really like the Silver on this one but im not sure the guy that made it will be able to simulate the same Gold Pearl he put in this one. He sat there and shook the Pearl bottle it seemed like forever. Maybe he has a calibrated shaker or something because he has been mixing paint for 25 years. Thanks for the compliment. Im with you on the cant wait to see this thing done, seems like we been working on this thing forever and its only been a few months. JRBECK64 |
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