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Old 12-18-2012, 08:01 PM
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Will you finish repairing the rest of my Corvette since you'll have the rest of the winter free?

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By the way, did you use rattle cans or a spray gun on that?

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Very nice! Thanks for the progress pic.
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You're getting there! Thanks for the pics.
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By the way, did you use rattle cans or a spray gun on that?

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This is a spray bomb job , i dont have the setup for spray gun. Maybe santa will bring me the new compressor i asked for.......
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Looks great! From the black steering column it appears your doing a custom paint job.
No it was black already, only had one layer of paint so either it came that way or someone stripped and painted it at some point. I dont know. I have seen pictures of some that were yellow and some black.
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It's yellow! Looks good from here Did you have any rust between the frame and driveshaft tunnel?
Putting them back together is the hard part, duct tape and cardboard to minimize scratches while assembly.
Keep up the good work. It was asked earlier what you are using for paint??
Surprisingly rust has been very minimal on this tractor which has made everything very easy. I have plenty of painters tape i use for masking off.

haha I knocked it off the stand 2 nights ago, i kicked the jackstand out from under it while going to hang up parts. I do believe i made my own words that night, Luckily there was just minor damage to the paint.
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Its been a good day today only had to work half day and my seat came in the mail, i know its not original but i like the looks of this seat, sure looks better than the seat that came with it.
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