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Painting the Suspension 120-130 1967

posted by  someone claiming to be 66-estate on  Thu Apr 12 17:49 CST 2007 [RELATED]

i really like the gloss black look on the rear end i put in a month or so ago, the dif cover and poly bushings look nice with the black and i ended up painting the drums red to match my front calipers.

i wire wheeled it real good, de-greased and used a good 3-4 coats of self etching primer. then i gave it about 4-5 coats of a gloss black rust enamel, it's pretty hard since its cured in the garage. need to do a touch up or two after the instal, but i'll deal with that later. looks real nice under the old wagon.

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