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Thanks Kurt. It will more than likely never see the light of day so I think I'm good to go there.

Welcome to the forum Malcolm.

Good info.....thanks Peter.

Like Ray said......Look Kustom.

Good looking Oldsmobile. Nice job.

That's looking pretty sharp there Jacob. Nice job on the weathering.

Thanks fellows. Back on track of painting coilovers, if I would have black wash them, would lacquer thinner on a Q-tip have taken the paint off the springs after the paint had dried or do you need to get after it pretty quick?

Welcome Brian.

Welcome Daiel.

Nice job. Years ago my father in-law owned and operated and automotive shop called Arrow Engine Service. He specialized in Volkswagen and would have loved this.

Nice pics. Love all the hot Rods from the late 20's to the early 30's.

Looks good to me.

Thanks for the info on making coilovers. Ill keep that in mind about the solder.

Thanks for the Info and pics.

Thanks for your input.

Nice looking Fleetwood. I like that dark color.

Thank's for the info Brian. I used a fine tip Sharpe and it came out pretty good.

I couldn't have seen the shock well enough without the use of my headset magnifying glass. This headset get used a lot and was well worth the money.

I came up with a solution that looks ok.

This is the look I'm going for. Nice and clean.

What I normally do for coilover shocks is paint the whole unit semi gloss black and then come back with a silver Sharpe and highlight the springs. It doesn't come out the greatest sometimes so I'm looking for idea's on how you guys get the job done.

Coming along nicely. I like the color and the dash details.

Thanks Joe. Unfortunately when I sprayed the clear on the body it had a bad reaction. My wife was around someone at work that tested positive for Covid-19 so we are in quarantine. Can't get out to buy something to strip the clear off the body so it will be mid September before I get back on the body. I did get a little detail work done on the oil pan and the distributor.

Thank's fellows.

Coming along nicely. I like how you pinned the engine so the hoses can be located easier.