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    I will put on my cheer leading out fit also ( dont get a mental pic ) . Randy the deck looks great from what you started with . I think a English wheel set loose on the tail panel would roll out most of that , this I would like to try the theory .

    You keep plugging away and you will have it in paint sooner then you think .

    I picked up the Cougar Sunday played a bit till it started , made a lot of racket like the trans is loose . The owner said the guy had started to pull every thing so it may be . I work with him so his word is good . He said they bought it in 1978 , his wife had a little accident . She started to have it redone by a guy same story it sat and they brought it home . But he also said it's been sitting almost 30 years .

    Got it home and put power to the top , It's been down the whole time . It came up Hydraulics still work strong but top shrunk bad had to use a strap to pull it down and lock it . After sitting all night some of the seems are opening up LOL . Glad tops are cheap $250 .


    Not to high jack a little pic


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    Quote Originally Posted by bluestang67 View Post
    I will put on my cheer leading out fit also ( dont get a mental pic ) . Randy the deck looks great from what you started with . I think a English wheel set loose on the tail panel would roll out most of that , this I would like to try the theory .

    You keep plugging away and you will have it in paint sooner then you think .

    I picked up the Cougar Sunday played a bit till it started , made a lot of racket like the trans is loose . The owner said the guy had started to pull every thing so it may be . I work with him so his word is good . He said they bought it in 1978 , his wife had a little accident . She started to have it redone by a guy same story it sat and they brought it home . But he also said it's been sitting almost 30 years .

    Got it home and put power to the top , It's been down the whole time . It came up Hydraulics still work strong but top shrunk bad had to use a strap to pull it down and lock it . After sitting all night some of the seems are opening up LOL . Glad tops are cheap $250 .


    Not to high jack a little pic

    Cool, Bobby, it's even got some Cragers on it!! It's gonna be a sweet ride!

    Thanks for the kudos on my lid! Now, if I only had an English wheel to work on that pan....
    "It is not much good thinking of a thing unless you think it out." - H.G. Wells

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    Quote Originally Posted by bluestang67 View Post
    I will put on my cheer leading out fit also ( dont get a mental pic ) . .
    Too Late... where's a sharp pencil when you need one? I didn't need that eye!

    Quote Originally Posted by randyr View Post
    Yeah, the truck is actually like a gun metal gray...
    That is a marvelous color/paint! I wish I had seen it in person.

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