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01-27-2021, 09:22 AM | #1 |
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Re: Oh Man; second wind on project. I gots me some paint!
oh. did i make it sound like I was the one painting it? Sorry. It's not my handiwork. I wasn't brave enough. The guy I brought it to has 30 years of experience. Don't know how he gets the results he does in the space he works in, but who am I to question it?
I did a lot of prep and body work prior to bringing it up to him in hopes of reducing labor costs, and I do have the paint equipment, I just didn't build up enough courage to do it myself. We'll see how this one turns out, but this actually isn't the cab I initially started on. I put $2000 of body work into a REALLY nice cab but then found another that was further along. I decided to buy that one to speed up the process. Now I'm left with enough parts to complete another truck! If this one is ever finished, and at the level I expect, then maybe I'll start on a second built. 4x4. This may end up being an addiction?? |
01-27-2021, 06:46 PM | #2 |
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Re: Oh Man; second wind on project. I gots me some paint!
Understatement of the century
It must feel great to have your truck under the gun. It's just gets better now.
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