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  1. 12-08-2009 11:24 AM #1
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    Here's the last one; we'll tackle the rear one next.
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  2. 12-08-2009 11:53 AM #2
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    Nice patch Falcon. You are trudging ahead making lots of progress in a short amount of time. Your project is very unique so cool to watch. It must be nice to have a large area to work withing, versus tight spaces of a coupe! I guess the down side is all the surface area for body work and prep!
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    Thanks! I get going on one and I get a little possessed to finish it. Unfortunately, body and paint is not my best skill so I decided just to go with plain white paint. It's all flat sheet metal so it should be a good one to practice on. I'll be happy with a good 10 footer for this, but I dont like hiding rust and painting over it. Bieng able to stand up inside of it is a definate plus, too.
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  4. 12-08-2009 12:28 PM #4
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    [QUOTE=falconvan;371560] I get going on one and I get a little possessed QUOTE]

    Hmmmmmm. Is that like being a little pregnant?????? You're possessed by Hot Rods, admit it man!!!! Many of us came to this realization about ourselves years ago!!!!!
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    You're right, Dave. I'm addicted; just ask my wife. At least she doesn't have to drag me out of bars at 2am, she always knows right where I am.
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