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You are right. Sorry to cut into the original post. It's a beautiful vette.

I know. He was going to leave it to his son or daughter and neither of them wanted it. Can you imagine? Ugh.

Nice.

That is beautiful.

Nice caddy.

My uncle bought a new vet in 1970. Gold with black interior and a white convertible top. He could only afford one option at the time and so he chose the 454 ( or 455) big block. 4 Speed. No a/c. Because of the big block it was a rare bird. Hw just sold it last year with less than 50,000 original miles. All original. Never painted or anything. I have no idea what he sold it for.

Nice.

Nice colors. It's going to look great.. Next thing I need to learn is taping.

I never knew this.

Ok. I never thought of that.

That's beautiful.

What fun.

Why? Is there a reason? I suppose you could make it stand up tilted a bit. I was actually thinking of mounting it to the cabinet so it was up out of the way and at eye level. But I know of someone who is transporting paints to another location and back and thought this would work well.

You do that after you paint? That gives it a shinny finish? You do this before the silver paint? And before you actually put the car together. Curious minds want to know. Or at least one curious mind does.

Ok. Thanks. I wasn't sure.

Here you go. I lean it up in the back of the cabinet and then take it out and I can pick through. I’m going to see if I shake the whole box if that will mix them all monthly.

Polish as in the Pledge Future?

Beautiful!

Really nice.

Very nice.

Nice job. :-)

I was trying to figure out a way to store my bottles of Testor's paint and came up with this idea. It will hold 2 bottles deep. Thought I'd share it with you.

Beautiful cars. Love the old Fords.

Tweedy Pie. The name is too funny.

I guess you can. LOL