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Old 10-15-2018, 02:08 AM   #3509
Grizz1963
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Re: Grizz's Redneck Express 1966 Chevy Short Fleetside RESTO-GO!

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Originally Posted by ibrown50 View Post
You've done a really nice job fabricating that outrigger repair section I can't wait to see it welded in place
Thank you Ian.

It has been in 18 hours, Martin approved of it as an MOT standard repair.

I am not happy or proud, it will hold the truck together, but looks poop.

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Originally Posted by Indian113 View Post
Your going to Doll that Blazer up then you will have to Finish it UP!
Of course Ray, the dolling parts are the nice to do things.

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Originally Posted by Palf70Step View Post
That is RED.....that will pop in the Blazer. Glad you are getting the fever back Rian!
Certainly is RED Bill.

And it was free, well for the 80 miles fetching cost



[quote author="@littlepixel" source="/post/2454470/thread" timestamp="1539551120"]@grizz As per your request via PM:



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THIS....


Is what I like.

It took a while to get there for me, and without all you guys raising opinions and views, it would not have happened.


I think it is a bit loud with all that green and the contrast on the white.


But why be quiet and retiring when LOUD AND PROUD is all you have left?



Let’s see what the collective has to say.


I have loved the whole Sinclair Gasoline theme ever since I had my 1963 Ford Taurus Transit van.


So this is a good way of rebirhing that idea.


Thank you all for adding to this trucks magic.


There may be other variations too, like the 76 Union gas station theme with Orange and Blue or others that you feel could work.


I think solid colours and no more than three max added to the white, works here.





Monday.......


Back to reality.
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