Bushwacker project
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I was able to paint the pieces the other day. They turned out really good. I started to cut, trim the piece that will glue to the flare and the door to finalize the project. Before I did that I was able to clean the rust , prime, and paint the ffront and rear doors near the bottom. They were in bad shape from the cladding and removal. Project is finally coming along.
Thanks for viewing who ever is still watching.
Thanks for viewing who ever is still watching.
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The collar bone is feeling just fine. I do believe it's getting to cold to completely finish my project. I'll try to do whatever I can this winter.
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I put the cut outs on mine. The rears are hard to make look smooth cause once you cut the edges don't lay smooth or at the same level. I started filling mine with spray foam and shaping with fiberglass. Its a long slow process too. I love the look and you need some wide tires to run them or it looks funny. I have some 41x12's and some 44x19s and the skinny look funny
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Got out there and did some measuring today. This is the part of the project which need to be flawless for the exact fit. It's cold outside. The project is still going on along with others.
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The wait for you and I are over. I finally finished my project. I battled the weather, ex-wife, the kids sports, current girlfriend, injuries and finally am done. I don't know what happened to the original pictures unless the previous website I was using deleted them for not using the site that often. Anyways here are some pictures of the beging and finished product.
Below is the flare after it was mocked up, cut and painted for the rear section. In case your wondering the vehicle behind it is a 1940 Bantam roadster.
Below is the flare after it was mocked up, cut and painted for the rear section. In case your wondering the vehicle behind it is a 1940 Bantam roadster.
