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Morgsie · 03-23-2007, 12:22 AM

Hah, have you actually looked at that picture? The whole thing is an over spray. Paint on the rad hose, ground cable on the alt, LH vavle cover, wiring, brake lines, need I go on? Looks like he missed part of the motor mount and a whack on the steering shaft. If you're gonna paint everything, why miss a bunch? And where do you think he got the paint? Wally world? Let's not forget to top it off with cheesy edelbrock valve covers and air cleaner (more velveeta please!). I'd rather see the engine compartment how it was before he started than like THAT. If you're going to paint, why not take a day and remove stuff that doesn't need to be painted? I don't understand how people can praise someone that "got er done" in 30 minutes with a spray bomb and a 6 pack of beer.

REMEMBER KIDS: Drinking does not equal mechanicing and where a respirator when you paint.

03-23-2007, 12:22 AM	#39
Morgsie Registered User Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: BC, Canada Posts: 122	Re: '67 shortbed stepside. Hah, have you actually looked at that picture? The whole thing is an over spray. Paint on the rad hose, ground cable on the alt, LH vavle cover, wiring, brake lines, need I go on? Looks like he missed part of the motor mount and a whack on the steering shaft. If you're gonna paint everything, why miss a bunch? And where do you think he got the paint? Wally world? Let's not forget to top it off with cheesy edelbrock valve covers and air cleaner (more velveeta please!). I'd rather see the engine compartment how it was before he started than like THAT. If you're going to paint, why not take a day and remove stuff that doesn't need to be painted? I don't understand how people can praise someone that "got er done" in 30 minutes with a spray bomb and a 6 pack of beer. REMEMBER KIDS: Drinking does not equal mechanicing and where a respirator when you paint. Last edited by Morgsie; 03-23-2007 at 12:24 AM.