LETS SEE THOSE RESTORATIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!
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LETS SEE THOSE RESTORATIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!
ill show some of mine and want to see some of you alls too!!!!
i love restorations and seeing peoples progress reports plus the help and support is there everytime you post them.so lets see them????
here is a 1973 cuda 340 4-speed im working on for a friend
started disasembly and sandblasting,epoxy primer and 2k primer over that then PPG 1970 sublime paint
i love restorations and seeing peoples progress reports plus the help and support is there everytime you post them.so lets see them????
here is a 1973 cuda 340 4-speed im working on for a friend
started disasembly and sandblasting,epoxy primer and 2k primer over that then PPG 1970 sublime paint
Last edited by 543beast; 01-30-2008 at 07:12 PM.
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That's the original color of my '70 sixpack. I didn't pick it, I bought it from a longtime friend. However, once, I was sitting in a "left turn lane" and two girls in a Datsun who were "window shopping" ran right into the back of it. They told the cop "we didn't see it!!!!"
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Man that is bright .
Looking good tho , i like how you've done the black on the front there looks tricky , a bitta masking up experiance there .
I'm a novice painter & had a bit of fun doing my engine bay , just wondering .
Did you use a top loading gun or a pressure pot ?? I think most of my trouble was useing a normal gun with the pot on the botom .
Can't wait to see the body done .
Looking good tho , i like how you've done the black on the front there looks tricky , a bitta masking up experiance there .
I'm a novice painter & had a bit of fun doing my engine bay , just wondering .
Did you use a top loading gun or a pressure pot ?? I think most of my trouble was useing a normal gun with the pot on the botom .
Can't wait to see the body done .
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paint gun
i used a gravity feed ,i never use a siphon feed gun any more heck i dont even own one one you use a gravity feed gun you forget about those siphon feed guns.the black out on the front of the radiater support i believe is factory,thats the way my 68 superbee is and alot of other mopars ive seen
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i used a gravity feed ,i never use a siphon feed gun any more heck i dont even own one one you use a gravity feed gun you forget about those siphon feed guns.the black out on the front of the radiater support i believe is factory,thats the way my 68 superbee is and alot of other mopars ive seen
Some awesome pics there too good stuff
Mate i've just moved my AP6 for the second & hopefully LAST time during a respray . Only have the body to do i will put some pics up when i get back into it but i have to sort the garage out first .
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sweet car man
ill show some of mine and want to see some of you alls too!!!!
i love restorations and seeing peoples progress reports plus the help and support is there everytime you post them.so lets see them????
here is a 1973 cuda 340 4-speed im working on for a friend
started disasembly and sandblasting,epoxy primer and 2k primer over that then PPG 1970 sublime paint
i love restorations and seeing peoples progress reports plus the help and support is there everytime you post them.so lets see them????
here is a 1973 cuda 340 4-speed im working on for a friend
started disasembly and sandblasting,epoxy primer and 2k primer over that then PPG 1970 sublime paint
i see that you are working on the exact same car i am. if you may, i am unshure of how to get the front finders off.
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G,day mate im a bit new here, but i think you hit the manage attachments button and it should ask you where you want to upload the pics from(e.g browse computer ect) and once you tell it where you want to upload the pics from hit the upload button and it should upload!!
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Hey my name is Kyle Livingston. I am a restoration specailest, well really a mopar specailest> looks like youve done quite the job. i am currently in the middle of a rotisserie restoration, 69 Road Runner. it is one of my biggest jobs yet. i have replaced both quarter pannels, trunk and entire rear vallance. it's a huge job but with that crazy 440 getting droped in it will be worth it.
I just finished a 68 Cornette that turned out amazing.
Here is a couple pics for you.
Dr.Livingston
I just finished a 68 Cornette that turned out amazing.
Here is a couple pics for you.
Dr.Livingston
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