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Old 12-03-2013, 04:16 PM
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I dropped off all the sheet metal to have it sandblasted, I used stripper to clean the frame. It is now in primer.
I just spent 6 hours bead blasting my O parts. Only got the hood, tower, engine tins and wheels left to do... Been a long job but I think it will be worth it in the end.. You find things going on that the paint has covered up when you blast it off.
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mine wont be "show" quality but it will look nice. I'm replacing every visible bolt and washer with stainless. I will probably add lights to it while I'm at it. My plan is to have it back together in a couple weeks. I hope the snow will hold off til then...
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Great start and progress you have there. Judging by your user name I think we would also like to see some pics of your.....................camaro..........or maybe Chevelle?
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Great start and progress you have there. Judging by your user name I think we would also like to see some pics of your.....................camaro..........or maybe Chevelle?
It was a Chevelle, Notice I said was. It had a unfortunate accident involving a telephone pole Here are my other rides...06 Dodge magnum R/T with a supercharged hemi.


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What are you using for a lift?
I'm putting a hydraulic lift on it...
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Old 12-04-2013, 08:11 AM
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Very cool vehicles. I like the TJ, looks good. Thanks for sharing
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Busy day, I picked up the sheet metal from the sand blaster and dropped it off at the paint and body shop to get sprayed, (I could do it but they have a real paint booth and can bake it in..) I also put 5gal of windshield washer fluid in each of my back tires for a little extra weight. My steering column also came in so I went ahead and put it in...
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Right now I have a heater on both sides in hopes to "cure" and "bake" the paint while I'm waiting on the sheet metal....
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