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Old 01-01-2014, 03:59 PM
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Got a chance to blast and body-work on the fenders. I think it looks better with them.

These were of the green sort when they were built. Here's a link to the thread I started to describe the transformation.

Clamshell Fenders

Funny thing is, there were SEVERAL coats of yellow on top of that green! One coat was particularly durable. It laughed at my sand blaster.

Finally cleaned them up a little bit and got some paint on them. Hope ya'll like 'em!





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I like the fenders, maybe the purists’ will disagree. Nice job!
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Fenders look good and so does the O!
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The O and fenders look good
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Your O and fenders look fantastic!
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The fenders look like they came on it standard. Looks great
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You gonna put on the emblem on the grill?

Restoring mine took a lot of time to get the paint colors right and applied so it looks like new.
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Very nice.
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Thanks guys! Glad you like it.

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You gonna put on the emblem on the grill?
I've debated about whether I want it on the grill or not. My other one has it and I've not decided whether I like it better with, or without. Same goes for the hood ornament. If I find a nice one, I'd probably put one on there. But I'm not actively seeking one because I HAVE TO have one. If that makes any sense.

I've thought about lights since the grill is already drilled for them, and possibly a creeper also. But I'm not in a hurry for any of those either.

For now, it'll be my little driver.
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looks good. Im all about building them the way you want. its your way of making it look stock. and its not anything that cant be taken off and correct fenders put on.
I kinda like those better...
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