Villeman
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From the album: Spring 17
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From the album: Spring 17
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From the album: Spring 17
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From the album: Spring 17
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Why would you ship that from America? A 2+2 story
Villeman replied to Villeman's topic in S30 Series - 240z, 260z, 280z
well, paint was selected with a color card but things happen ... odd light is not really helping here but looks way closer matched without the yellow light -
From the album: Spring 17
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From the album: Spring 17
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From the album: Spring 17
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Why would you ship that from America? A 2+2 story
Villeman replied to Villeman's topic in S30 Series - 240z, 260z, 280z
and some more progress....epoxy primer is done tomorrow paint -
From the album: Spring 17
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From the album: Spring 17
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From the album: Spring 17
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Why would you ship that from America? A 2+2 story
Villeman replied to Villeman's topic in S30 Series - 240z, 260z, 280z
So, since nobody knows the exact primer (also on classiczcars) I will just epoxy primer it and paint it in a matching color resembling the original one. Prep is nearly done. also the one rust patch was done by my father so things are getting along nicely. While at it i found those two beauties for 40$ definitely need to rebuild those in order to finish the project -
From the album: Spring 17
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From the album: Spring 17
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From the album: Spring 17
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From the album: Spring 17
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From the album: Spring 17
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mine looks the same, with 5mph bumpers you see virtually nothing else than those folds. Only one Bumper shock lost part of the connection to the frame and one inside weld on my bumper itself is broken loose. Must happen at quite low speeds since they didn´t even bend the bumper.... but then again what is capable of bending a 76 rear bumper..
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yeah but that option is always present when you use one, no matter which way (okay, no stiff connection bar with our setup) but its anyways just to check the undercarriage. When not in use we drop the hoist in the back and let part of the weight rest on a matress
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Think roof beams.... at least if you have build the shed yourself and know what you put in there. We did it with an old engine crane in the back and a heavy duty lashing belt in the front and just suspend it from the ceiling. Not a long-term solution but if you know what you do there is no chance you will be cheaper....
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https://www.facebook.com/DogCustomWorks/ not a trader but from time to time he sells one from his hoard
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the Sticker is gone I assume?
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From the album: other stuff
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