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  1. 10-11-2016 12:33 PM #1
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    Yeah, she looks a little rough. You might want to look at MP&C's 55 thread he is restoring. He is a sheet metal genius and has a lot of great info in his threads from tips on welding to tips and info on shop equipment etc.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 40FordDeluxe View Post
    Yeah, she looks a little rough. You might want to look at MP&C's 55 thread he is restoring. He is a sheet metal genius and has a lot of great info in his threads from tips on welding to tips and info on shop equipment etc.
    That's awesome I will definitely have to go give that a read and see what he's got going on, thank you for the insight. It definitely is a little bit crispy lol, we will see how she's looks when it comes back from sand blasting
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