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Re: What's it worth: 71 Cheyenne
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#52 |
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Re: What's it worth: 71 Cheyenne
Tried there, too.
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#53 |
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Re: What's it worth: 71 Cheyenne
I don't think it would be that hard to match the paint. I would clean it up good and go over it with White polishing compound by hand before trying to match it though.
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