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Re: K20 basket case resurrection
Very nice work! I've wire wheeled several frames and I always think it would be better to have them blasted. But the guy I used to use for blasting quit doing it years ago and his prices had me spoiled. I was quoted $650 to have a K20 frame blasted last time I checked and that was the cheapest guy. Luckily I have some young boys that like to help now. 
I like your frame dollies. The only thing I might add is a piece of wood or 2 pieces of angle iron from the front one to the back one to help keep them from getting caught on a crack and tipping out from under the frame. Speaking from experience here.
Keep up the great work. I've got a K20 I need to get started on but I just can't find the time.
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