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Old 09-11-2015, 09:23 PM
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Looking good there Mr Zippy.
I see your progress and always amazed how you getrdone.
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Old 09-12-2015, 12:18 AM
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Looking good there Mr Zippy.
I see your progress and always amazed how you getrdone.
Thanks Lew, means a lot coming from the master
Some things are pretty easy when you start with good, clean parts
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Old 09-14-2015, 09:51 PM
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Lights and there parts and pieces are painted, should be the end of the yeller now...





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I smella yella paint.Nice work Todd.
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Looking good, nice work Todd.
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Old 09-16-2015, 12:18 AM
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Looking good, nice work Todd.
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Todd,
Those headlight buckets and rings look a lot like the Allis lights I just did. Are you going to run a ground from the light bulb base back out? Might be difficult to get a good ground with all that pretty yella!
Impressive array of deer heads too!
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Those headlight buckets and rings look a lot like the Allis lights I just did. Are you going to run a ground from the light bulb base back out? Might be difficult to get a good ground with all that pretty yella!
Impressive array of deer heads too!
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Mr. Chris, good to hear from you. Thanks for the compliments. No ground wire, I'll just take off enough paint in key areas to make a good ground.
Those deer heads are from the late seventies when I was dabbling in taxidermy. The one was my great grandfathers from 1916, pretty cool piece of history.
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Finally got to paint some white today. Picked up the Omni paint from the auto parts store. It's the 901, looks kinda more white in the pictures compared to in person. Very happy with the results.
Also made a fuel line out of copper line, but not sure if I like it or not... Also what are you guys using between the fuel tank and base?
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Finally got to paint some white today. Picked up the Omni paint from the auto parts store. It's the 901, looks kinda more white in the pictures compared to in person. Very happy with the results.
Also made a fuel line out of copper line, but not sure if I like it or not... Also what are you guys using between the fuel tank and mount?
looking good Todd, i think the copper line looks great.
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