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Old 01-18-2018, 03:08 PM   #26
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Talking Re: How do you wax your truck

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I hired a neighborhood kid. Does good work.
beat me to it. wax on wax off
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Old 01-18-2018, 04:13 PM   #27
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I have learned a lot,first I learned just dip the sponge applicator in the wax and polish until it is just a haze the use the micro fiber rag.Just do small areas it a time.
But my other truck the 58 Fleetside is almost done,I need to sell the 54,can't have both,
Does anybody have an idea on how much the 54 is worth?
From seeing it personally I know you can't build one to match that truck for any less than 50K. I'd have to believe that it would be a Friday night or Saturday docket vehicle at The Barrett Jackson Scottsdale auction that a lot of us are watching this week and command that kind of price across the block. Then it is straight to the first show without having to make a change to it.

To me the truck wouldn't be overpriced at 50K and maybe higher than that as it is a fresh unseen out side of the local area truck. It's not over exposed and the best part is that it has no personalization on it.

If someone on here is looking for a fully finished truck that you don't have to do a thing to before taking it to any show in the country and get a lot of OH WOW comments, here it is. I really like the wheel and tire combo but if you don't like that it's just a trip to the tire store to change.
Best thing for the potential buyer out of near perfection is that He hasn't done any thing to the truck such as pinstriping or lettering or door signs or what not. It's just black, chrome and wood and nice.
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