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67chevy1series 01-05-2011 01:16 AM

Re: My latest patina...A 1970 update
 
oh he has his reasons he told me but i dont want to ruin his story:lol:

C/10 King 01-05-2011 01:31 AM

Re: My latest patina...A 1970 update
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Zoomin (Post 4389131)
I love Old Gold, but I have a question for ya. Since you are a true connoisseur of cool, explain to an old okie like me how that tool box makes the cut? I would have tossed it before changing the bumper out, but hey, what do I know. Not a criticism Rene, I'm just trying to learn.

No criticism taken my friend, I'll try to keep this short. If you look around at all the latest changing styles you'll see in about the last five years, maybe because of the economy, or budget, a lot of people are getting tired of putting a lot of money under the hood and into expensive paint jobs, just to trailer their trucks and not even drive them, just baby them. Don't get me wrong I am guilty of this to. But every now and then you come across a truck that is pretty stock with add-ons that were popular/needed back in the day. So it looks like the cool thing now is to find the "survivors" with the patina paint jobs. Presently the shop truck look is the "craze". If you look on the forum you'll see just as much fuss over the survivors as the restored beauties. But believe me 6 years ago, the first thing that would have went was that ugly matching tool box, today it's the icing on the cake.:chevy:

sson20s 01-05-2011 01:56 AM

Re: My latest patina...A 1970 update
 
:bann:cool find Rene :metal:
looks cool :c2::cong:

C/10 King 01-05-2011 01:14 PM

Re: My latest patina...A 1970 update
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by sson20s (Post 4389230)
:bann:cool find Rene :metal:
looks cool :c2::cong:

Thanks :chevy:

special-K 01-06-2011 10:27 AM

Re: My latest patina...A 1970 update
 
I always thought it was cool to color match a tool box. These trucks were actually used to go to work and it showed a touch of class to blend the box in with paint.

yote1234 01-06-2011 10:51 AM

Re: My latest patina...A 1970 update
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by C/10 King (Post 4389190)
No criticism taken my friend, I'll try to keep this short. If you look around at all the latest changing styles you'll see in about the last five years, maybe because of the economy, or budget, a lot of people are getting tired of putting a lot of money under the hood and into expensive paint jobs, just to trailer their trucks and not even drive them, just baby them. Don't get me wrong I am guilty of this to. But every now and then you come across a truck that is pretty stock with add-ons that were popular/needed back in the day. So it looks like the cool thing now is to find the "survivors" with the patina paint jobs. Presently the shop truck look is the "craze". If you look on the forum you'll see just as much fuss over the survivors as the restored beauties. But believe me 6 years ago, the first thing that would have went was that ugly matching tool box, today it's the icing on the cake.:chevy:

man...you hit the nail right on the head! " the cool thing now is survivors..."
wish i could of figured that out before i restored mine. but i will drive mine!!!
i refuse to own another trailered queen... life and these trucks are ment to be ENJOYED !!!!


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