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Lang
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Re: WC-3
I really like the combination of colors of the paint and tarp. Really nice Steve.
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Be Yourself, Everyone else is Taken...Oscar Wilde
A POW is a man who tries to kill you and fails, and then asks you not to kill him...WSC
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Re: WC-3
Thanks Vista, all of the sheet metal has the original paint, we decided to leave it that way since all of the markings were visible, we wipe it down with WD40 once or twice a year, kind of brings the color out. This truck has been in the family since 1946.
Steve
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Re: WC-3
Looks good. Surprised the original paint is so nice
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General Chesty Puller
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Re: WC-3
The truck was always stored inside when it was used around the farm, and also after it was parked from mechanical issues in the late 1960's. The paint had turned a tan color from age but WD-40 sure changed the look of it. I am fortunate to have one in good condition to work with.
Steve
Steve