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Old 06-25-2025, 08:58 PM
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So with the correct rim sizes down, I ordered wheels and tires! While waiting for delivery, it was a good time to get crackin’ on sandblasting parts that need to be cleaned up for paint!

Also getting both new and original trim parts back in place. Some easier than others I’ll say! Yeah, that upper door frame trim SS trim was a bear! Cleaning all that old caulk and double stick foam tape, getting everything polished back up… what a job!
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