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Discussion in '1965-1970 Shelby Mustang GT350 & GT500' started by Jerry_Moss, May 21, 2008.

  1. May 21, 2008 #1
    Jerry_Moss

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    Hi guys

    Here is a litte before and after show i hope you like it!
    Bye Jerry
    Torquebox left hand

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    Trunk left hand
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    After sandblasting
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  2. May 21, 2008 #2
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    Frame left hand

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    Front rocker

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    Trunk right hand

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    So enough for the moment.
    By Jerry
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    Jerry that's some great handy work you have done there. Are you a professional panel beater? or just a part time hobby for you?
     
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    Hi ScottsRX

    I´m the apprentice of my friend! :thumbsup:
    He is a master in this and does it for a living.
    I have seen stuff on cars where i went" Oh Sh.t!!! What the hell
    happend here???"
    And he just smiled and said:"That´s finally a job where i just can sit
    on my chair and it will take lesss than 30 minutes!"

    So i´m learning and i´m in good hands!
    Bye Jerry
     
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    Sounds like your learning from the right person then.

    I've just complete repairs on one of my Mazda's. It involved removing a smashed rear quarter and replacing it. I have no experience at all with panel work so I thought I would give it a go.

    Anyway keep up the good work.

    Cheers,
    Scott.
     
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    Nice work! keep posting and updating,Just to put everything in
    .perspectinve;what is racing fuel going for in your area?
    8.15$ a gallon here(oklahoma)
    To hear my V-8 howl and smell those fumes its worth it!
    Steele
     
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    Hi Steel

    What they sell here at Shell i called V Power and is 100 Octane
    wich costs about 1.60 Euro per liter would be ähmm,..... 8,80 Dollar
    per gallon i think. Expensive!!!! :grrr:
     
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