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Pics of new paint...

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87lc2

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Pictures arent that great, but here's a few of the new paint job, the guy really did a sick job on it. I own all black cars, and have had the same body man paint all of them, and he hasnt let me down once....
 
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one more....ill get some in daylight with a better camera soon...
 
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87lc2 said:
Pictures arent that great, but here's a few of the new paint job, the guy really did a sick job on it. I own all black cars, and have had the same body man paint all of them, and he hasnt let me down once....
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nice work. any of your buicks for sale?
 

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Looks awesome! I need a paint job something fierce. What did it set you back? BTW time to lower the beast
 

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car looks good. very good
 
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Buicks are never for sale...but anything else you see in the sig is yours! A lot of people keep telling me to lower it...I kind of like it how it is, and i think with Welds, it looks better with the factory hieght. Dont go by what i paid, it is a close friend of mine and he does all of my cars on the side, he work in the body shop at the local Pontiac/Buick/GMC dealer and is the best. he charges me about 700 a job, depending on what body work is needed. The body was straight on here, so he just sanded, primered, colored, cleared, and wet sanded. Only extra stuff was shaving all emblems off, and filling in the Ford oval on front
 
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Thanks BStevens...i kind o flike your car too for some reason...haha I need that hood though, should have gotten one before paint
 

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I CANT WAIT TO PAINT MY CAR! AAAAHHHH ITS KILLING ME!
 

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Car looks good. I get the same kind of deal my dad ownes a body shop and he's been doing body work and painting since straight outta high school and a bit of construction here and there
 

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God what I wouldnt do for a hook-up like that. I dont own a vehicle that couldnt use fresh paint Although the stang gets first dibs
 

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looks great with those welds!
 
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Thanks guys! Im really starting to come around on this car. Ive always been into GM's, but this car is a lot of fun and more practical for a daily driver.....anyone have a pic of a similar car with welds lowered? still thinking about it
 

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87lc2 said:
Thanks guys! Im really starting to come around on this car. Ive always been into GM's, but this car is a lot of fun and more practical for a daily driver.....anyone have a pic of a similar car with welds lowered? still thinking about it
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i was wondering the same thing... our cars are almost identical.
 

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killer car man
 

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shiny!!! i like!
 
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