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flatbed67 · 03-03-2019, 06:21 AM

Thank you BossHogg69 and Getter-Done for the nice words and
support.
Already in the second post in this thread this little project was getting out of
hand, when I decided to do more than just a little patina job. I was going to
have it done by Christmas. As it's already more than two months past that, I
now hope to get at least the outside done before that all important goal in this
part of the world, the Mayday cruising (1st of May), which on a good year can
gather up to about 500 American cars in a single file parade rolling through town.
You just gotta be there

I've been there many times since my first in 1986, when I drove a '77 Chevrolet Beauville.

So bodywork, paint, exhausts and front springs in less than two months..?

03-03-2019, 06:21 AM	#49
flatbed67 Registered User Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: Finland Posts: 133	Re: 1968 Chevy Bel Air Wagon Project Thank you BossHogg69 and Getter-Done for the nice words and support. Already in the second post in this thread this little project was getting out of hand, when I decided to do more than just a little patina job. I was going to have it done by Christmas. As it's already more than two months past that, I now hope to get at least the outside done before that all important goal in this part of the world, the Mayday cruising (1st of May), which on a good year can gather up to about 500 American cars in a single file parade rolling through town. You just gotta be there I've been there many times since my first in 1986, when I drove a '77 Chevrolet Beauville. So bodywork, paint, exhausts and front springs in less than two months..?