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Old 05-23-2010, 08:55 PM
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Default Progress on my 1450
Finally have the ability to post pics, so here are some of my 1450. She's not pretty yet, but she will be. someday
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Old 05-23-2010, 09:33 PM
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Looks good, you will have a fine machine once you're done. I always like the Quiet Lines. Good luck withe her!
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Thanks for the progress pics. Please keep us updated.
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thanks guys, the motor is being sent to a mechanics shop to be rebuilt. the guy that is doing it is a good friend of my grandfathers and has worked on his chevys ever since i was a kid, he retired and started building pulling tractors and cubs that you see in the pics of the carshow. So when the motor is done, stuff will move a little faster, i hope.
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Nice work. I am sure its going to look great when you get it done.
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Old 05-30-2010, 05:42 PM
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here are some more pics after the first wet sand on the fender pan and side shield. If the rain ever stopps here maybe i can get a little more done.
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Wow...Very nice work!!!
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Awesome work! Thanks for the pics.
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That's going to look really sharp. I love lookin at pics of cubs being repaired or brought back to life. Better than going out and buying a box store POS.
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