We spent Saturday touching up some of the spots that showed up after sandblasting the body, and then completely sanded everything the blaster hit to knock off the roughness.
Eric body-worked the 4 roof seams, then Sunday I moved the car outside to de-sand the bodyshell. I got a bunch of sand out of the rockers, and it seemed like the stream would never end.
Here are a couple short videos to show the early stage of where it had "been", and after today's clean-up.
Roll that beautiful "been" footage.
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Rick
69 Chevelle SS396 Silver L78 M21 Post Sedan (Berger Chev.)
69 Chevelle SS396 Black L78 4-speed 4.10 Post Sedan
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Somebody's life may depend on it!