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Old 10-06-2017, 12:03 PM
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Looks great Beth but I do see 1 problem. Your shop is too clean and I wouldn't know how to work not climbing over a pile of junk to get to the work bench. Keep up the great work!
What he said.
Nice and shiny and the shop too!
Did the Guru do the paint or did yuyu?
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Nice and shiny and the shop too!
Did the Guru do the paint or did yuyu?
Thank you!...The 72 has been powder coated by a company in Salem, Ohio.
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Old 10-08-2017, 01:24 PM
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Default A beautiful 72
That is awesome. Love the details.

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An update on the "72"...Halfway there! Stainless and chrome plated hardware. Reproduction steering wheel, new tires including reproduction Firestones on the front. Tires are from Miller. Installed new bearings, seals and brake pucks in the transmission/axles. Most components except the engine and transmission were powder coated. I need to finish assembling the engine and driveline.
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Old 12-28-2017, 09:15 PM
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Looking good Beth.
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As always.. very nice!! It's gonna be sharp!
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Looks great Beth!!

Two questions:
1.) Where did you get a reproduction steering wheel? I have not seen those for sale anywhere.

2.) In pics it's hard to tell; in person, how well does the powder coated stuff compare in color to the painted? Can you tell they are different? Or does it look the same?
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Very nice Beth.
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