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Restoring - General discussions that span across many different groups of years and models => Body, Paint & Sealers => Topic started by: Stangly on May 27, 2015, 03:22:49 PM
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I finished up the blocking on my first restoration project and plan to paint on June 1st. It has been seven long and sometimes painful years to get to this point. I want to thank everybody here who has generously offered their expertise and guidance. Also a big thanks to the ones who have sold me parts. I will make sure and post some pics once I have the car back together.
Thank you!
David,
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Hope the paint comes out nice!
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Some "before" pics would be cool, too.
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I bet you are as excited as we are, hope to see some color next week.
Marty
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We are very excited I didn't think this day would ever come. I have sanded so much the last few weeks I don't think I could be finger printed. I will post some photos before paint and after. Good luck with your paint Marty.
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Goodluck on this very exciting time in your restoration!
Look forward to seeing the before and after pics ;)
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Here are before and after photos of my car I painted a few weeks ago. I'm still having troubles believing it's painted.
(http://www.concoursmustang.com/forum/gallery/4/460-240615200139.jpeg)
After the last coat of paint
(http://www.concoursmustang.com/forum/gallery/4/460-240615200250.jpeg)
And here he is tucked away safe at home in the garage
(http://www.concoursmustang.com/forum/gallery/4/460-240615200653.jpeg)
Thanks again to everybody to get me to this point!
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Turned out really really nice, sounds like you're over the moon too!
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Thanks the last few weeks have been pretty fun slowly putting it back together, hoping to be done by the middle of August.
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Wow it looks just great! I have to admit I am just a bit partial to Acapulco blue. Have fun with the assembly.
Marty
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Wow it looks just great! I have to admit I am just a bit partial to Acapulco blue. Have fun with the assembly.
Marty
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Acapulco blue is so cool 8)
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My wife absolutely loves the color.
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That looks great! Very nicely done! :D
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Looks great! I know how excited you are. I'm in the interior install of a resto-mod myself. It is a Chevy though. (I can say "Chevy" on here without having armed thugs show up at my door, right?) ;)
I'm looking forward to seeing progress pics. Here are a couple pics of what I'm up to just so you guys know I'm not a slacker:
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Chevy? Boooo. ;D
Just kidding, looks great! Real car guys can appreciate all makes and models. ;)
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Looks great! I know how excited you are. I'm in the interior install of a resto-mod myself. It is a Chevy though. (I can say "Chevy" on here without having armed thugs show up at my door, right?) ;)
I'm looking forward to seeing progress pics. Here are a couple pics of what I'm up to just so you guys know I'm not a slacker:
Nice! I always liked the '70-'73 Z-s, as much as the '69's even...but for the '74 model year, I began to loose interest in Camaro's...a slow fade to the '92's when the bottom fell out like a boulder dropped onto your toe, thus cementing my interest in the fact that FORD still has "The better idea"...even 50 years later!
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Thanks guys. The Z is my wife's. She actually works on it. I currently, have no Mustang in our shop. I do have a '78 Futura with the dash, bucket seats, harness, fuel tank, 302FI, etc..... from a wrecked '90 Cobra. Real strange car.
My favorite Mustang would be a Midnight Blue '67 Notch. We are 'looking at' a nice red '94 convertible at a local repo lot.
Can't wait to see this Acapulco blue Mustang come together. Whoever painted it does nice work!