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Old 05-17-2015, 09:12 PM
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Looks great Nick, and done pretty fast too, I'm going to call you Jeep Chicken junior.

So here's the debate. I've seen some Os with the front frame cap piece painted yellow, others white. Nick and I want to know which color is correct. I personally like the white but a couple of mine are yellow and original paint.
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Looks great Nick, and done pretty fast too, I'm going to call you Jeep Chicken junior.

So here's the debate. I've seen some Os with the front frame cap piece painted yellow, others white. Nick and I want to know which color is correct. I personally like the white but a couple of mine are yellow and original paint.
Thanks Mike, lol, I personally like the white too.
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Is that a different kind of original never seen them with those kinds of foot rests and the things infront
The brackets are part of a Sims Cab.

Enjoyed following the restoration. You should be proud. Great Job!
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Thanks Mike, lol, I personally like the white too.
Good work Nick
What's with the white? Why do you "personally like the white"? Is it a special white? Just wondering....
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What's with the white? Why do you "personally like the white"? Is it a special white? Just wondering....
I beleive he is referring to the white frame cover below the grill, not the shade or type of paint he used. I disagree, I think the yellow looks better; the white looks like a license plate holder.

Personal preference aside, Great job Nick! It's sure to turn heads.

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The brackets are part of a Sims Cab.

Enjoyed following the restoration. You should be proud. Great Job!
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Great work nick! You sure can work fast when you don't have a career to get in the way!
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