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Re: U/SA Build 1978 Ford Futura 302
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Re: U/SA Build 1978 Ford Futura 302
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Everything painted now , perfect day no bugs
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Re: U/SA Build 1978 Ford Futura 302
When I was posted to Germany (4CER) Combat Engineer Regiment, I took my girlfriend skiing in Switzerland. Of course, since she came over from Canada, we went to the cassern (PX for yanks, lol) and fully outfitted us. We went to the slopes and looked a million bucks and were pretty proud of our skiing capabilities. Then some snot nosed 6 year old flew past us in t-shirt and jeans and beat up ski equipment. It was at that point I realized it's not the equipment, it's the abilities or experience of the user......
I have used a paint booth and still turned out crap, not half as good as that! LOL!!! Can't believe how good that looks painted in a tent!! Your experience is showing, lol, beautiful job!! Can't wait to see it back together!
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