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Old 05-22-2009, 07:51 PM
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Default Re: DASHS New Work Truck

“ Originally Posted by benmiller View Post

I think most the fun is fixing it yourself and the countless beers that get drank in the process I just started working the body of a 1987 datsun 280z over filling holes, shaving badges and extra chrome, prolly going to fab up some fiberglass bumpers (to shave about 75 to 90lbs of weight off) I would say half the car looks like its newish and the other half looks like its from 1978 haha... Sick truck though and you say that was a roll-over would never be able to tell. DASH = SICK TALENT

hahaha thanks and yup this is prolly my 20th roll over that i have done thus far..... just a fun hobby that the old man got me into...... i dont mind the body work but my two main auto loves are welding and painting/airbrushing :)
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