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Ya,that's what i'll do,body work is what I like to do and these older mustangs are easy to work on for sure...There's a company here in Pennsylvania that has everything i'd need...thanks for the advise64s are rare fix it up nice, plenty of restomod options. Save the original stuff in case you need to put it back to stock one day. They are easy cars to build up and look awesome no matter what u do to em.
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haha I was just reading his fastback post,he's a cutter,movie cars are built the same way he works,i feel i'm right at home with this site...@horse sence should be along. I think he's heating up a destructo-disk for an old camper.
with the work I seen you do I would have work on all the picture cars...you don't want to be in the movies I worked on in Pittsburgh because they usually suck....keep up the great work that you do also what do you think about aircraft rivets?i have a ton and that would be different to use thoseWell ,i will give you my answer if you put me in a movie ...i could play a zombi very easily ...
Fix it , all the parts are available ,and the fun is in the fixn.
Interestingwith the work I seen you do I would have work on all the picture cars...you don't want to be in the movies I worked on in Pittsburgh because they usually suck....keep up the great work that you do also what do you think about aircraft rivets?i have a ton and that would be different to use those
that first picture is exactly what I was thinking with the mustang with a brushed affect and clearcoated,nothing to hideHere is some ideas
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