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11-17-2014 04:50 PM #1
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I think the spreader bar looks great there. Nice work on the rest. It really sounds like you have gotten a lot done on it! Congrats!Ryan
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11-17-2014 11:01 PM #2
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Thanks man! I have been bustin my butt on this car. It's been about 14 years since I've had a rod to drive and it's just about killing me that it is right there and I still can't drive it. I'm hoping to have the chassis done over the winter and have the body back on permanently in the spring. Then comes the fun part; putting it all back together for the last time. Like I tell everyone; she isn't gonna be a show stopper just a driver. So there isn't gonna be 400 hours of blocking and priming. Maybe 10...LOL Then all anyone is gonna see are my tail lights..that is unless I'm commin at ya in the rear view.
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And then a newer model....
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