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Old 05-31-2013, 08:02 AM
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Originally Posted by Jay Hilliard View Post
Wow, that paint job is like a mirror. I would be afraid to walk around it as I may pass out and fall into it.

It is looking goof Greg. Keep up the great work. More pics please.



Oh you ain't seen goof yet buddy! We (Pierre and I) are sweating the re-install of the front sheet metal!

Thanks BTW...





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Originally Posted by 214Chevelle View Post
As stated 1,000 times already...the paint is beautiful and immaculate, no doubt. Post a video of the BB rumble on start up when you finish Grego. Since you're doing cars Greg, can I send over my shortbed C10 and have you put the Weld touch on it? It'll be our little secret.


I swore to Gwen the other day that this is the very last project I help a buddy with.... It's disruptive to our "lifestyle". We were in Sun Valley last week - and she decided to stay - I felt I had to come back and continue to get things done on this project. I feel pressure to get 'em back on the road... My own cars suffer because the lift and shed are tied up... It really is quite a nuisance. So NO, can't do the C10 for ya.

Cross my heart and hope to die.... I PROMISE I will post a video.





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Greg I really don't know how you get anything done, I would be laughing my azz off with to ever get anything finished




Trust me Rick.... very little actual work is performed vs the hours spent in the vicinity of the car. He shows up about 11 if I'm lucky -- around 12 he starts hollering "SOUP!"... He has the hots for the 30 something girl at the little place down the street.... Then we usually have some "errands" to do... so we're lucky if we get back on the car by 4..... and around 6 I kick him out.

Yesterday while he fussed around installing his newly polished valve covers -- I built a shelf in the front end of the trailer.... which required an outing to Home Depot... By 6 PM I'd bent and installed the two lines from the calipers to the "t".... So all day --- two valve covers got installed and two little brake lines...

THE KEY IS --- we have a good time. Nobody is paying us. We're not on a SEMA thrash schedule. We both love it.

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