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05/30/07, 04:48 PM
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Bermuda Dunes, CA
Joined: Jul 06
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Good from far, Far from good
Well I finally bit the bullet. I decided that a $1500 paint job on a 35 y/o 4X4 (that I plan on using as a 4X4) made no sense. I know that I should of bought a gun and done it right, however I broke down and rattle canned it. I had to do it in a Garage of a house that i'm renting, so thought this would be a little easier. Besides the only reason it is yellow is that my 3 year old insisted. He had to have a "Yellow Fronco", everytime he sees a yellow vehicle, he yells, "LOOK AT THAT DADDY, THATS THE COLOR WE GONNA PAINT OUR FRONCO". Within 2-3 years Daddy's going to paint it his color. It will surfice. I know there will be critics, and a million opinions, but this suited my situation the best. Duplicolor Sandable Primer 12 cans, Duplicolor Acrylic Enamel, Chrome Yellow 12 cans, Duplicolor Acrylic Enamel Crystal Clear 12 cans = $150.00. Easy to fix, after I scratch it up.
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05/30/07, 04:52 PM
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Bronco Guru
Just your basic rock'n'roll redneck
Joined: Apr 06
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I think it looks good! rollin through town, or when it's covered in mud, nobody will know the difference.
it's way better than the "trailer park camo" I've got on Ugly.
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Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch.
Liberty is a well armed lamb contesting the vote.
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05/30/07, 05:05 PM
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Contributor
Sr. Member
Project Maui Built!
Edmonchuck, AB
Joined: Nov 05
Posts: 713
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I'm likin it! Your son knows where it's at.
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May all your ups and downs be in the back of a Bronco!
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05/30/07, 05:30 PM
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Full Member
Bermuda Dunes, CA
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Thanks. I figure after the rear corner guards, the sliders, war flares, bumpers, and a top, most of it will be covered anyway.
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05/30/07, 05:37 PM
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Bronco Guru
Tuff Truck Racer
Montana
Joined: Oct 06
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Ive seen some nice paint jobs done with cans. I think it looks great.
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69 Tuff Truck
3.5" lift, extended arms/King Bypass, 8pt cage (tested 4 times), twin stick, 302/300+hp, spooled, 4 link rear/King coilovers, Boggers/Buckshots, battery/radiator in rear, 31 spline rear, Yukon axles/joints, BC Heim steering, King Bumps. http://mountainjacks4x4.com
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05/30/07, 05:47 PM
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Bronco Guru
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It looks good. Is this the same Bronco that was painted in camo in your gallery?
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05/30/07, 06:08 PM
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Contributor
Full Member
San Leandro, CA
Joined: Feb 07
Posts: 248
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Looks good from this angle. I kinda wish I did the same thing. Mine's been with the paint guy over a YEAR now... frustrated to say the least and out a lot more pocket change.
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05/30/07, 06:37 PM
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Sr. Member
Men and Bronco's; they all need fixin'. Thankfully, Jesus does resto's.
Redmond, OR
Joined: Jun 06
Posts: 352
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Rattle can, eh? You must have practiced on a few sides of buildings in your earlier days.
Looks good - Ben
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70 3 1/2 SL, 3 BL, NP435, D44 w/tracloc, 9" w/Detroit soft locker, chevy discs, F150 steering, riding on 34" TSL's
76 2 1/2 SL, NV 3550, custom interior, 33's on 17" wheels. Uncut, wifes daily driver.
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05/30/07, 06:47 PM
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Contributor
Bronco Guru
Initial Success or Total Failure
Gig Harbor, WA
Joined: Aug 03
Posts: 1,272
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Welcome to the club
Duplicolor Truck & SUV, medium gray
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70 Sport, 351W SEFI, ZF, D20, 3.5" SL, 1" BL, 35 KM2s on slots, Sunset Orange Metallic
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05/30/07, 07:07 PM
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Full Member
Issaquah, WA
Joined: Sep 05
Posts: 161
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I think yellow takes some ballz. It's not like these trucks don't already attract enough attention...
-Jeff
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05/30/07, 07:08 PM
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Full Member
Bermuda Dunes, CA
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Yep. That's the Camo one from the gallery. Stripped to bare metal. Body work could have been better, but the beauty is that I can redo one piece at a time... If it aggrevates me enough.
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05/30/07, 07:17 PM
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Newbie
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Looks great...it might have been cheaper to buy an el cheapo spray gun from Harbor frieght and shot with krylon from the bucket. My father and I sprayed his 70 'stang yellow for a daily driver. Driveway job and a 12 pack for about $60 with purchace of the sprayer......Now to get him to help with the Bronco!!!
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05/30/07, 08:29 PM
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Full Member
Bermuda Dunes, CA
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Like I said though, I thought this would be easier. You can only let so much oversray out of the garage,at one time, in a subdivision like this. The whole driveway thing would have never worked. Then I would of had to calculate EPA fines into the cost. Gotta Love THE PEOPLES REPUBLIC OF CALIFORNIA.
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05/30/07, 08:35 PM
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Contributor
Will work for food
I smell smoke? probably my ignition
Melbourne.
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I like it. Good to see you went all the way with it. Even a clear coat. you got to love it.
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1971 U15 Hunter 289/435/20/ 4,11/ 30'. 1968 U15 - EFI 408C/C6/205/4.88/37's/ARB's/hydro-boost/full cage/4wdisk/powerasswipe/bla-bla-bla!
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05/31/07, 08:49 AM
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Jr. Member
ITS ONLY ROCK N ROLL BUT I LIKE IT
SO CAL
Joined: Apr 07
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Hey Man That Turned Out Real Good. I Didnt See Any Beer Cans In The Background Though. I Knew I Should've Helped You.
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