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    Finished product

     



    Well almost...still need to do the headliner and a few minor interior obejects but for the most part it is done.
    This was my 1st Street Rod build....



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    Nice work. like the paint work especilly
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    Looking great, Iceburgh!!!!
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    Iceburgh,
    I hope my deuce turns half as nice. I'm running the same exhaust and haven't fired my engine yet. Tell me/us, how does it sound!
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    Talking Finished Project

     



    Ice;

    Nice Job, The Paint work is really quality " One Off " nice layout and execution of the Flames, the coupe Sits right and looks super from the different angles, If 'She' rides as good as She looks you should be one " HAppy Rodder " . First time out you say ? Well you've got my vote, for a Job Well Done . Best of Luck to you with your New Ride, Be Safe and " Remember "Street is Neat " Skiball.
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    Gee whiz, that's as nice as I've ever seen
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    Great looking car!! Paint work is superb!
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