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01-06-2010, 06:42 PM

ron cozzo

Ultimate Warrior

Join Date: Nov 2000

Location: Delaware, Ohio, USA

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Got some better pictures today. Wet sanding and the first buff are done. I helped wipe it down today, no better way to find all the flaws. I'm happy, painter did a nice job. Bringing the rolling shell home Saturday. Then it's on me not to screw it up.

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