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07-20-2011 03:28 AM #1
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Looks great, Bobby! Enjoy that picture while it's new and has lots space. They dont seem to stay that way very long for some reason.
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08-27-2011 07:45 AM #2
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Yep all is correct moving out the other garage to paint mustang and the 2 in there now . But the size is good plenty of room left even with all I have in there . Planning it to work on one will still work with 2 cars in it and the parts . But when I finish and sell the mustang It will all fit much better .
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Missed every one been back at work pulling 6 day weeks the new 2011 Explorer is moving and they are doing tons of maintenance to keep the lines running , but that's good for me .
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08-27-2011 07:56 AM #3
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Also been reading all the builds some great progress on so many rides it took a while also .
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08-27-2011 08:21 AM #4
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Hey Bobby, great to see your post. Originally Posted by bluestang67
Yep all is correct moving out the other garage to paint mustang and the 2 in there now . But the size is good plenty of room left even with all I have in there . Planning it to work on one will still work with 2 cars in it and the parts . But when I finish and sell the mustang It will all fit much better .
Missed every one been back at work pulling 6 day weeks the new 2011 Explorer is moving and they are doing tons of maintenance to keep the lines running , but that's good for me .
I've been a little side-tracked myself. My front fenders are draped over the front tires in a similar fashion. I love the way the look makes it "feel" like you're making progress even though you know it's slow going. Got my fenders, hood, deck lid, side panels, etc. all sand blasted recently. I now have to get some epoxy primer on them. Hopefully, soon.
Later,
Randy"It is not much good thinking of a thing unless you think it out." - H.G. Wells
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08-27-2011 07:12 PM #5
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Randy always seems to happen to all of us now and then .
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08-30-2011 07:52 PM #6
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Well guys look for the 67 Mustang coming up , I am going to get it done first . It's to close and then I will get back on the 31 .
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09-22-2013 07:19 AM #7
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Due to unforeseen happenings sad to say I had to move this one to a new owner . He is a rodder so I know he will do it justice . Good bye sweet 31 , But I think I was overwhelmed and can focus more on the 3 I still have
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09-22-2013 07:22 AM #8
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Ha d a lot of love for this Gangster era vehicle . So many here were involved in the design and construction of this frame Thank You CHR members .
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