Thread: I think we see the finish line!
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10-23-2010 08:53 PM #1
Looks great Don. I bet you guys are tired of cleaning paint guns, and sanding, not to mention sweating through a ventilator mask all day!
It is nice your enjoying the finish vs/ racing and stressing."
"No matter where you go, there you are!" Steve.
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10-23-2010 10:48 PM #2
that really looks great donBARB
LET THE FUN BEGIN
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10-24-2010 06:00 AM #3
Thanks Steve and Barb. You're right, Steve, bodywork is a pain. The actual shooting is not so bad, it's getting prepped and the cleanup later. One good thing is that we finally have the cool weather we have been praying for all Summer. That makes it more bearable.
It's nice to see Dan be able to take a financial breather too. In the last month he hasn't had to spend any money on the car because he had already bought all the paint he needed to do all these parts. Prior to that he was spending money like a drunken Sailor........$ 100 here, $ 400 there, etc. Even trips to the hardware store or Home Depot for some small stuff ends up with a $ 50 bag of parts and consumables that you use up in one night. This car building stuff is SOOOOOOOO much fun.
Don
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10-24-2010 07:56 AM #4
Don its so close i bet Dan can taste the oil fumes
won't be long now
Its aweful lonesome in the saddle since my horse died.
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10-24-2010 02:07 PM #5
Well done guys, Dan and yourself will be getting excited to see the painting coming to the end. I will congratulate you and both sons for your absolutely briiliant building threads that are not only educational but with humor also.I maybe a little crazy but it stops me going insane.
Isaiah 48: 17,18.
Mark.
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10-24-2010 02:31 PM #6
Don - just think how many more painted parts you would have if it was a full fendered car - you would probably have them on the bed at home as well. I forgot how many I had, but they filled the basement, the office as well as a few hanging in the furnace room
It sure does look nice!!Dave W
I am now gone from this forum for now - finally have pulled the plug
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10-24-2010 05:07 PM #7
Thanks guys. Yeah, I can't even imagine if it were a full fendered car, what with running boards, aprons, etc.
We would also never want to build a custom car, too much surface area to prep and paint. I really have a lot of respect for the guys who do this bodywork stuff day in day out.
Don






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