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Repairing a world traveller

Thread starter Lt1Burb
Start date Oct 29, 2020

sprdv1

Contributor

REBEL

Dec 1, 2020

#21

making progress.. keep pushing along

Lt1Burb said:
Have to block one more time this morning and into the booth it goes, we did get the bed liner on yesterday and some parts painted. If my name is on it it has to be straight and black is the worst for that. It will be so nice to get this off the rotisserie and back on the frame.

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Lt1Burb

Jr. Member

Dec 8, 2020

#22

Finally painted, prolly 300 hours so far, did a little raptor liner in tub.

904Bronco

Contributor

Bronco Guru

Dec 8, 2020

#23

Looks very Good Sir, those hrs of prep make the difference!

sprdv1

Contributor

REBEL

Dec 8, 2020

#24

Lt1Burb said:
Finally painted, prolly 300 hours so far, did a little raptor liner in tub.

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Very Nice....

pita, but that finished product is definitely worth it

Bitch'nBronco

Contributor

Loose Cannon

Dec 8, 2020

#25

That black paint looks great!

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