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    fuel cell done

     



    I finished the new fuel cell for the Willys. I thought I would like the raw look with the welds showing but I decided to polish it inistead. I had a decal company make a carton decal of the willys that I am going to put in the middle of the tank after I install it. In fact he sent me two of them so I think I will put the other one in the middle of the back door of the trailer . What do you think?
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    Wow , that is nice, what did you buff it with?
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    I just used a 9" grinder with a 10" sisel buffing wheel and some white rouge compound.

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    Very nice work! Wish I had the skills and tools (mostly skills!) to pull that off... I like the decal too.

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    Wow, what kind of metal did you use, stainless????

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    Denny,
    Man I wish I could do the photo shop thing, thanks.


    Not stainless just aluminum.

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    Great looking tank!!!! Aluminum is just made to be buffed, isn't it!??????
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    I wish I could TIG aluminum like that. My AL welds look like toothpaste.
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    thats one cool fuel cell., I just purchased one for my truck but not nearly as cool as that one,NICE JOB . you could probably make some$$$$$ sellin those

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