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Old 12-17-2018, 02:49 AM
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Just did some vintage certification judging at MCACNon a 69 Hurst Olds and a 70 W31.
First off,hood can’t be gauged because it’s fiberglass. Paint ranges over the entire car extend to a low of 2.5 at the bottom of doors and quarters to 5.5 on flat panels like trunk and sides of roof and fender tops.
Keep in mind there were no robotics when there cars were painted new and there will be spray patern variances. A good example of this is at the ends of the quarter panels were we found depths of 7mm due to end of spray patern. As front clips were painted at Lansing separate from the body you may find inconsistencies between the front fenders and doors.
Additionally you will find the stripes fairly consistent but surprisingly not much thicker that the paint around them.

Paul Martin
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