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Old 03-16-2022, 09:24 AM   #12
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Re: New in the NW

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Originally Posted by LT7A View Post
I wouldn't sweat it man. I had a similar truck that the more I looked it over, the more stuff I found that was surprisingly original. And then in the right light, I could see you where somebody had tried to touch up the paint on the fender and gotten the color off just a little bit. Truthfully, it was a bit of a relief. Now I won't feel bad misting some paint onto the areas that are thin and doing some minor touch ups.
Truth be told I am also relieved. I was so torn over being the guy who takes a "survivor" and modifies it, but now I know she's seen some things I don't feel anywhere near as bad. Yesterday I found the thinnest little bondo area on the bottom of the front edge of the driver fender behind the bumper. Also, while P'Blasting the bed bolts preparing for removal, I found one of the longer ones was replaced with a hardware store carriage bolt and is about 1/3 the normal size. Digging into the frame rail to get that nut off should be fun....
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