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  1. 02-08-2005 06:12 AM #16
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    Could someone give me a discription or maybe a picture of a 1-800 credit card belly button car???? I don't know that I have ever seen one of these????
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    Hey Trav...

     



    Good to see you found your way here...

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    Dave,

    I would have to say that is the funniest picture I have seen in awhile!
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    I think I see where this is leading.
    Tell me if I'm wrong.
    Steel body tends to be more expensive than a glass body, but more universally accepted for a more retro rod similiar to what I want to do.
    Preplan and shop for price/ shipping costs, but don't scrimp on items which are important.
    350 Chevy more "flexible" than a Flat head & accepted.
    Someone mentioned Hot Rod Black paint... can I simply do a black primer as would have been commonly done in the 50's? If so, any special sealant needed?
    I'm surprised no one mentioned use of chrome or trick parts... comments?

    Thanks,
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