looking great
 

Great job! Man,you need to come lay my color coats down!:Bowdown2:
I'd even round-up an adult beverage or two.

Top notch job, Todd!

Todd,
No wonder I hadn't seen many posts you have been really moving on the 100! I agree that the paint is really looking good on those fenders and frame! WOW Nice work! This will start to come together now!
Thanks for posting such nice shots almost makes me want to dig out the 73 and shine up those round fenders too!
Regards,
Chris

Very nice man! I'am using the same paint, and its pretty darn good. For those of us who do use it, its much
better/ harder of a paint than what the average joe thinks he sprays out of a 10 dollar can.
I dont prefer this rout due to the total cost of paint, but hey, I live and learn. Do keep up the nice work, I'am right behind ya!
:ThumbsUp::ThumbsUp:

done, well with paint
 

Thanks everyone for the kind words.
Well "NOW" the painting is done. I got the axle wire wheeled early this morning and had some time this afternoon to paint it. Used a 3" on the die cutter, (that's what I call it" for the outside and the small one in the picture for the hard to reach spots.
Next week I can start some assembly:beerchug: ye,ha!!
Thinking about having a assembly party, any takers?:biggrin2:

Looking good, Todd! You're getting closer.

Looks good Todd!

Todd,
Your got every nook and cranny on that axle! Primer and top coat look super too. Your shop is way to clean:)
Regards,
Chris

What he said!:biggrin2:

Got a few things done on the 100 last night (no pics) the front axle is on along with the frame tunnel, but I'm wondering if the trans is going to slide in with the bolts and nuts sticking down inside.
Any ideas? I suppose I'll just have to try it and find out, got cub burn out to, right now. Time to get things together, but loosing interest right now. I'm thinking I'll get sick of looking at it all apart, and will get back at it soon.