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    Nice idea but as you said, may be more trouble than it's worth, or more like more time and effort than I'm willing and able to put in to it.
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    Got some color on the interior but I need to do a bit of touch up. Does anyone know a good way to do a wash on white? I want to bring out the detail of the seats. Maybe white with a touch of gray and a little more gray where the seat back meets the seat bottom?
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    I stopped by my local HL and saw this Honda CB77 marked down to $6.74. It's 1/16 scale (not many bikes in that scale) and I haven't built a bike in decades but at that price I couldn't pass it up. As a matter of fact I may get a couple more. I'm going to try for a cafe, bobber, brat sort of build.
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    That's a, I say that's a really cool build son.
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    Lol. And he probably doesn't care about getting paint on his hands or finger prints in the paint either.
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    Gorgeous
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    A few of my top 100
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    Definitely top 10.
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    This one will have a boot. I'm using Barry Wolk's 56 as inspiration.
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    Thanks Bill. Good luck finding one that's not warped. This has a slight sink in the hood but I think I'll let it slide. The wheels and tires are from the Foose Cadillac. They resemble the stock wheels a bit. Still deciding if I'll use them or the stockers. For now it's sitting on a 57 Ford frame.
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    Since it will be topless I added some detail to the interior. I removed the front seat and added padding to the back of it. Also added piping to the front and rear seats.
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    Currently on the workbench is a 56-57 Continental (don't call it a Lincoln) Mark II friction promo. Since the roof was warped I decided to make it into a convertible.
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    Cool!
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    Oh snap. I was just thing about that the other day. Looks great so far!
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    That's different. I like how you got the rear window to line up with the trunk.
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    WOW!
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    Looks great already and you're no where near finished.
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    Nice work. The seats in these old Johan caddies do need some attention. I did something similar to what you've done on a 1970 Coupe DeVille. I also added piping to the seats and headrests. I'm watching this build.
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    Saw this on the road recently. And apparently he can hook you up too.
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    Try contacting jpscustomsmctwheels. He makes some killer wheels. He has a website and is on Instagram/Facebook too.
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    Outstanding! Especially the color choice and paint job.
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    A while back I stumbled on to a YouTube video where some guys found one of those trailers sitting in a field or something. I thought it would make a great model project but not one I would take on. Then I saw your build thread and was glad you decided to do it. Came out great. ??
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    Cool!
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    Had to laugh out loud when I saw this. Even the wife likes it. Nice work.
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