Renovation project from Kuwait

[a Good Man]

http://youtu.be/3kNSHU4sY3A

[jpnh]

Sweet,nice attention to detail-jeff

[flashed]

You did an amazing job on the truck and the video was nice .Do you have plans foe another truck to build .

[a Good Man]

Originally Posted by legendman

Incredible job you have done on this truck.

What is on the passenger side visor?

This paper from the company at the time. A safety guidelines for passengers

I am very careful in these things

[Remon.]

Nice video.

Don't tell me that is some rust on your rear bumper, below the licence plate?

[a Good Man]

Originally Posted by flashed

You did an amazing job on the truck and the video was nice .Do you have plans foe another truck to build .

Thank you sir, now I have no other projects

[a Good Man]

Originally Posted by Remon.

Nice video.

Don't tell me that is some rust on your rear bumper, below the licence plate?

I have a lot of rain came down in Kuwait, there is a special treat for this simple problem of 3M Company I will remove it soon

[Remon.]

Take some aluminum paper, dip it in some cocacola and you can wipe the rust away in a minute, without scratching the chrome. Then you have to seal it again with some good products.

[a Good Man]

Originally Posted by Remon.

Take some aluminum paper, dip it in some cocacola and you can wipe the rust away in a minute, without scratching the chrome. Then you have to seal it again with some good products.

Yes, it's a great idea we use here. Do not worry it's a problem is very simple. Now I'm going to work in Polish And installation of the metal plate to the back door >

Thank you sir

[a Good Man]

[Alarrak]

This wonderful project has caused tremors among classic car restoration enthusiasts here in Kuwait, has relied on only the original pieces and restored the best workshop in the Middle East and cost a lot of money, a tribute to the car's owner wahnih on this achievement congratulations brother Saad

[Katrina/10]

It is very impressive, indeed!

[520CheyenneK10]

Well I find this project absolutely incredible.You have captured our attention with your ability to procure NOS parts some half way around the world from us here in the U.S. and turned out a great rig along the way. I was in Saudi Arabia back in the 90's and met a few men like "A GOOD MAN" and money was also no object. The cool thing about these guys is they keep people working and provide a prideful means of existence to many who come from poorer countries around the world to work in the Mid-Eastern Lands and support their families back in their home countries.

After reviewing this entire thread I just wonder how you decided upon this particular truck over all others out there for sale? Do you use a Broker or simply find it on your own?

Regards
520CheyenneK10

[a Good Man]

Originally Posted by Alarrak

This wonderful project has caused tremors among classic car restoration enthusiasts here in Kuwait, has relied on only the original pieces and restored the best workshop in the Middle East and cost a lot of money, a tribute to the car's owner wahnih on this achievement congratulations brother Saad

I am happy that I have a friend like you and I am very proud of you

[a Good Man]

Originally Posted by Katrina/10

It is very impressive, indeed!

Thank you

[a Good Man]

Originally Posted by 520CheyenneK10

Well I find this project absolutely incredible.You have captured our attention with your ability to procure NOS parts some half way around the world from us here in the U.S. and turned out a great rig along the way. I was in Saudi Arabia back in the 90's and met a few men like "A GOOD MAN" and money was also no object. The cool thing about these guys is they keep people working and provide a prideful means of existence to many who come from poorer countries around the world to work in the Mid-Eastern Lands and support their families back in their home countries.

After reviewing this entire thread I just wonder how you decided upon this particular truck over all others out there for sale? Do you use a Broker or simply find it on your own?

Regards
520CheyenneK10

I had the honor to reply here on this project. Middle East has a lot of discerning and creative, but they need to support, we are here in Kuwait, we have the idea and the money and we have the ability to work better in spite of high temperatures in the summer for a period of 8 months of the year ..


The aim of the project is not selling at all. Is to prove that we are capable of making the impossible. There is a rise in prices and the cost of shipping, but not an obstacle to the goal .. Arab youth here young thinker and has the ability to make achievements in all fields. Only lacking government support. Get the item is not easy and there are plenty of ways to get them and I have a lot of friends in America ..

I did not see people in my life like Americans. Honest and have the ability to respect others. I have dealt with many people here and in other sites they are really wonderful. They are one of the reasons for the success of this project ..


Thank you. Thank you to the members here. Very happy to meet you

[a Good Man]

[N2TRUX]

You have done an amazing job in building your truck. Despite your obstacles of high costs and less than honest suppliers your persistence has paid off. Thank you for sharing your build with us.

[a Good Man]

Originally Posted by N2TRUX

You have done an amazing job in building your truck. Despite your obstacles of high costs and less than honest suppliers your persistence has paid off. Thank you for sharing your build with us.

There is no impossible sir, yes I have paid a lot of money, but in the end, made a car with a new spirit .. Thank you

[winningz]

Great truck, well done.

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[MusicMan70]

Congratulations a completing a Super build Good Man!

[Alarrak]

Nice ,, Congratulations saad