My latest restoration project (a toolbox)
11-12-2013, 04:54 AM
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Chasing Hawk, Thanks for the info on the name "Kennedy." I'll have to go see if hubby's has that name on it. :-)
Also, he thinks the truck is way cool..his gramps had an early 50's Ford of that model. But his paint job was done with a BRUSH!! and of course, didn't look nearly as fine as yours. Nice work all around, CH!
Also, he thinks the truck is way cool..his gramps had an early 50's Ford of that model. But his paint job was done with a BRUSH!! and of course, didn't look nearly as fine as yours. Nice work all around, CH!
11-12-2013, 09:22 AM
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Chasing Hawk, Thanks for the info on the name "Kennedy." I'll have to go see if hubby's has that name on it. :-)
Also, he thinks the truck is way cool..his gramps had an early 50's Ford of that model. But his paint job was done with a BRUSH!! and of course, didn't look nearly as fine as yours. Nice work all around, CH!
Also, he thinks the truck is way cool..his gramps had an early 50's Ford of that model. But his paint job was done with a BRUSH!! and of course, didn't look nearly as fine as yours. Nice work all around, CH!
Your welcome, My Uncle Keith had an old Ford a late 60's or an early 70's model he painted red with a brush and spray cans. He also used my siblings and I for cheap labor when it was time to harvest walnuts...lol
All the walnuts we could eat, a bologna sandwich and a coke.
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