The Refinishing Process
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I appreciate all the positive feedback 
It took me about a month since I was working on it after work and I had other side jobs to finish up. I was also in a process of making a trunk spoiler but decide to do the car first. I may give it a shot when I'm bored. It was a lot easier when I got a second car to drive around. I like the pontoon fender look as well, lol.
It took me about a month since I was working on it after work and I had other side jobs to finish up. I was also in a process of making a trunk spoiler but decide to do the car first. I may give it a shot when I'm bored. It was a lot easier when I got a second car to drive around. I like the pontoon fender look as well, lol.
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Originally Posted by rustybolt' timestamp='1317786036' post='21040459
Getting Engine bay ready.
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OP, looks like you did a great job and went to pretty extensive length to do the engine bay. In your opinion were the results good or would it be significantly better to go ahead and pull the engine to get more room to work in there?
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