thanks for the kind words guys....I can't take the credit for doing all the metal work.....it has been quite a struggle with this car.I have read so many people's conplaints about bodyshops out there and hoped I had gone the right way with finding a guy an hour north of me and does not have a full time job but works out of his garage.But reality kicks into high gear and the excuses from this guy start flying.The guy does great work when he feels like working which is very rarely.My car has been there 15 months when the original quote was 4-6 weeks tops.Anyways the car is almost ready with the fab work and will be home soon.Anthony your so right it was all worth it the car looks awesome and Im so excited to get it home.I will keep everyone posted.
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Been awhile since I've seen that car....yeah you're nuts!! Well, thinking long term investment...maybe not!! You're family will love the '69 soon enough!!
Looks like it's coming along nicely. I also agree that you are brave to tackle this. I don't think very many people realize the patience you have to have when taking on a project this size. Be patient and you will be happy in the end.
Looks like it's coming along nicely. I also agree that you are brave to tackle this. I don't think very many people realize the patience you have to have when taking on a project this size. Be patient and you will be happy in the end.
if you ask me it's looks like Mopar level Rust - Cuddo's to you for saving a 69. I can't wait to follow the progress.
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