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Old 06-10-2025, 09:28 AM
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looks great Rocktimus, I bet that roof is difficult to paint

Great looking car

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Old 06-10-2025, 01:14 PM
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looks great Rocktimus, I bet that roof is difficult to paint

Great looking car
Thank you. Just don’t get overly close to it lol. Your opinion would likely change.


Absolutely miserable that roof was. I read that some painters will use scaffolding to paint long roofs like that. That was a bit high tech for me.

If I do respray the roof to fix the striping I might let all the air out of the tires. Try to buy myself a couple more inches.

The hood I’m just going to take off and paint it propped against a wall.

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Old 06-10-2025, 01:24 PM
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Drove to work. Nice day for a cruise, too bad I had to spend the day indoors. At least I have this waiting for me when I go home in a few hours:
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Drove to work. Nice day for a cruise, too bad I had to spend the day indoors. At least I have this waiting for me when I go home in a few hours:
Cool car! Any more photos or information?

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Got the car in March. Lots of "interesting mods". LS 5.3 with Tremec TKX. Bought it to have fun and drive anywhere. Already have put over 500 miles on it. Need to raise it up a bit, lower the carb so I can get rid of the "hole in the hood". Ultimate goal is to get the body work done and paint it Brewster.
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How much clearance do you have to the lowest part of the floor around the middle of the doors? I'm starting to assemble my Ratbird and it would be good to have a real world clearance measure to shoot for.

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