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Old 09-17-2026, 11:03 PM
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Well its takena while but im finally near the end of this 149 restoration. Learned a lot and still more to learn. Waiting on auger bearings, sand and paint thrower and miscellaneous decals . Mounting new Deestones to match the fronts.made lots of vendors happy ! This was a one owner with bill of sale and all books and manuals. When its completed will send pics to the nice lady that went with her dad in 1973 to pick it up.
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Lookin' good! Love the back story too.
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Very nice job Belair64! What paint did you use and where did you get the decals?
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Very nice job Belair64! What paint did you use and where did you get the decals?
Thanks ! Decals and parts and paint from ccspecialties and Maplehunter texas. Drive shaft from Jeff and other stuff from Ebay etc.
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Im gearing up for my first restoration this winter. Hoping that it comes out as good as yours!
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