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I also seam sealed the hood supports to the hood so the damn thing wouldn't sound hollow and gross when it's closed.
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GM 1968 C10 stepside shortie build.
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Had to test fit the bike lol.
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Still have to do some trimming and make a top plate but that's where I'm at.
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The amount of stickers in your garage always amazes me. Looks awesome too.
Oh and the the truck build is ok
Oh and the the truck build is ok
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Yeah it's snowballed a bit eh? Randos bring stickers all the time so its hard not to put them up lol.The amount of stickers in your garage always amazes me. Looks awesome too.
Oh and the the truck build is ok
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After taking things on and off 50 times we have bolt in top plates hacked out of an old tool box. Still have to throw a nutsert into one hole on each side and figure out if I'm keeping the factory support brace or making my own.
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Headlights from R. Kelly's golden showers of light warehouse came in and got put on. I like them a lot.
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And the steering wheel got put on. I love it.
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The stock side step supports were super flimsy after being cut down so I whipped up new ones yesterday. Just have to drill a few holes when everything's apart again. Also made up some fender braces for the repop rear fender.
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Then I went into ##PaintyMcHufferton mode again and made the a pillars and windshield frame not blue.
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All the flavors of color!
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#PaintyMcHufferton.
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This was supposed to be a how to patina your paint video lol.
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It felt so wrong but turned out so right!
Step 1, make up a concoction of coffee grounds, sugar, salt, pepper and of course a bit of cinnamon for sweetness. Step 2, put some isopropyl alcohol in a spray bottle. Step 3, mist the panel with the alcohol then throw the concoction at it while being mindful of coverage and clumping. Step 3, paint over it all with your chosen shade of paint..
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Step 1, make up a concoction of coffee grounds, sugar, salt, pepper and of course a bit of cinnamon for sweetness. Step 2, put some isopropyl alcohol in a spray bottle. Step 3, mist the panel with the alcohol then throw the concoction at it while being mindful of coverage and clumping. Step 3, paint over it all with your chosen shade of paint..
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Petunia close ups.
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