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Good on you for buying a '48. Those front fenders look better than 99% of unrestored fenders.
Restoration?
Hot rod?
I'm not trying to hijack your thread, but here's my '48 that I've owned for 51 years:
This one is a hot rod/street rod/luxo cruiser. I'm looking for an original 48/49/50 pickup though that I want to keep original and use for a (sort of) daily driver.
Good on you for buying a '48. Those front fenders look better than 99% of unrestored fenders.
Restoration?
Hot rod?
I'm not trying to hijack your thread, but here's my '48 that I've owned for 51 years:
This one is a hot rod/street rod/luxo cruiser. I'm looking for an original 48/49/50 pickup though that I want to keep original and use for a (sort of) daily driver.
I've got a few miscellaneous leftover pieces. Let me know if you need anything. I've got some extra doors if you want to chop yours. Extra door tops make a chop a lot easier.
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