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Old 09-22-2019, 02:13 PM
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Default Look at this restored classic.
One heck of a nice paint job too!

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The decals on the hood are way off.
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I like the Exhaust. I guess you have to remove it whenever you want to open the hood?
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I think the word 'restored' doesn't carry the weight that it used to.
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I think the word 'restored' doesn't carry the weight that it used to.
What??? Painting a cub with a string mop does not count as restoration??
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What??? Painting a cub with a string mop does not count as restoration??
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that remark was uncalled for -----
(it was a coarse broom & nappy roller)
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I think I could do a better job by running paint through a chemical pump sprayer or a old windex sprayer
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I think I could do a better job by running paint through a chemical pump sprayer or a old windex sprayer
Remember the "bugaboo" sprayer
or flytox sprayer
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Remember the "bugaboo" sprayer
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BWAHAHAHA.. Almost spit my beer out on that one! Yes. I remember them well. and I bet you could run some thinned rustoleum through one!
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That looks awful. The worse part is that it probably looked better before
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