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Originally Posted by rickerwill
I'll bet you will do all the metal work necessary before paint this time around, eh?  I know that resurfacing rust was inspiring you to bail and "re-do" much of Tangerine Dream. I'll certainly subscribe to this one and follow along. I hope to harvest some good ideas for the current project in my garage (a '50 with modernized chassis). Go get 'em! |
I knew the '67 stepper was going to be trouble when I decided to build it. I knew covering over the rust was going to bite me in the butt someday.
But, in the end, I knew I really wanted a much older truck and I believe I found it. I have decided to keep it a 1 ton but I am going to make her a dually flat bed. No diamond plate, just a good ole wooden bed. Old trucks that sport a long bed sream dually.
The plan is coming together and I will do this one chrome yellow. Gotta love bright colors on the classics!
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1954 Chevrolet 3800 "Ella" SOLD!
My '67 stepper
"Tangerine Dream"
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