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The latest Project 120-130 1964

posted by  twombo on  Tue Jan 17 16:59 CST 2006
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Thomas

Out here on the left coast, probably more like 3500 to 4000 bux!

Just a word on 'blasting. Do take care who you do have do the work ... in fact, anyone mentions "sand" and you run someplace else!!!!. Injudicious use of sand will really warp the hell out of your cars body panels! Maybe some light glass beading or possibly walnut shell blasting for tough spots, or if the surface rust is not really significant, metal prep may clean the rust away (think POR15 metal prep). They have some good primers too!!

George is right, sounds like you got a real prize there!! Ya lucky dog!!!

Mike






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