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    1. #1
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      2nd Chance Camaro - A Little Touch Up

      2012 01-10 Update - A Little Touch Up
      Posted: Jan 25, 2012 www.2ndchancecamaro.com

      Good Evening all,

      Now that the car is home and my little helpers are ready and willing to help. A few area's needed a little more primer so my oldest
      volunteered to spray a little more primer on the car. It's important to keep your kids involved in every thing that is how they learn.



      Daddy -- Not to worry Kenny can sand it out.



      While the car is on the rotisserie I sprayed all of the hidden area's of the frame rails with Eastwoods Rust Convertor.



      Final parting shot.



      marty-mj
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      Marty I hope everything is going well for you! I am glad you are deep into another project.maybe you should start getting your daughters advice as how they will want it done. because I am putting money on they will be old enough to drive when you finish it.LOL this time you might have to keep it long enough to enjoy the driving part of it!. keep up the good work but if the kids decide they want to build a custom bike do it! you will never regret it.

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      Quote Originally Posted by E.rodz View Post
      Marty I hope everything is going well for you! I am glad you are deep into another project.maybe you should start getting your daughters advice as how they will want it done. because I am putting money on they will be old enough to drive when you finish it.LOL this time you might have to keep it long enough to enjoy the driving part of it!. keep up the good work but if the kids decide they want to build a custom bike do it! you will never regret it.
      okay I deserved that. Kenny & I both agree it's more fun to build them then it is to clean them.
      marty-mj
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      Quote Originally Posted by syborg tt View Post
      okay I deserved that. Kenny & I both agree it's more fun to build them then it is to clean them.
      I know how it feels. I started remodeling my shop three years ago thinking it was going to take 6 months.kids and family come first! your dreams can wait your kids are only young once.just keep on pluging away buddy.




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