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Old 08-13-2015, 08:43 PM
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Default Re: 1949 Chevrolet 3100 - V8 Prototype

Thanks Guys!!! I appreciate the feedback. Pretty fun little build. So, back from a trip (or two) and got the bed all squared away. Next up will be the cab. I already did the metal work, so now it's onto the bodywork. Mainly filling in welding grinds and pitted metal for a smooth finish on the floors. By far the most aggravating, time consuming, and rewarding part of the job. I know one thing. After this (and then the Super Bee) I'm going to market my new exercise invention for all the daytime moms out there. It's going to be a series of sanding blocks of various lengths and continuous 80 to 400 grit. I can see it now...&quot;Girls, are you flabby? Tired of your man looking at all the toned up, non-dusty women out there? Then grab Dave's Wonder Bars and get to work! Start out with the &quot;sculptor&quot; attachment (...that would be 80 grit) and then when you've attained the look you want, tone it up with the &quot;ripper&quot; attachment (...400 grit) and just let those reps start a flyin'!!! You'll be dusty and tone all at the same time! [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/biggthumpup.gif[/img] &quot; Doomed to failure? I submit to you the Shake Weight...yuh huh, 'nough said.... [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/wink.gif[/img]



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