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Old 04-17-2017, 11:19 PM
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LOOKING most excellent Adam.
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Thanks guys!
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Bolted the rearend into the frame and sanded it. I'll add another coat or two after I bolt on the dash tower and seat mount.

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Looking good!!







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That's nice, Adam!
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Looks good! Assuming everything is going well with the roll up paint booth?
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Thanks guys. Booth is ready to go.
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Sprayed some primer today in the paint booth. I wet the floor to knock down the dust and hopefully keep overspray from sticking to the floor. Next few days are looking like great painting weather so I hope to get most of the yellow sprayed.

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Sprayed some primer today in the paint booth. I wet the floor to knock down the dust and hopefully keep overspray from sticking to the floor. Next few days are looking like great painting weather so I hope to get most of the yellow sprayed.

Great to see this project again Adam!

Your booth looks really good!
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I have been following your thread and olds threads since the start. My first comment, I have a 100 sitting in the shed I dragged home back in the winter. Ya'll have given me some great pointers on the restore I hope to do sometime this year, When the 129 project for my grandson is complete. Keep the pics coming, I need all the help I can get.
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