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1988 k3500
Just bought a 1 owner 1988 Chevy 3500 with 8 foot conventional speedcaster plow with only 52K miles. And the kicker is the frame is clean and rust free and it just needed one cab corner that I replaced before painting it. I painted and lettered it myself....
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Wheels painted and plow frame removed
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did a drop shadow on the logo this time to help it pop
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Wow man, that friggin awesome. It looks better then my 00' K2500.
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Single stage DuPont urethane with all additives was about $180 then $80 in misc stuff mask tape sandpaper etc. painted it myself in the wide open back yard.
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Looks nice. Good job!
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Looks great man.
__________________
'' hard workers never slack and slackers never work hard.'' "Don't let the shortcomings of yesterday imprison you today" |
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Wow not too bad, Did you put the new cab corners on also ? How hard is that ?
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Yes, cut off wheel, replacement cab corner and 3m structural adhesive. Cut old out, create a flange to meet up to and adhesive all 4 sides.... Done. Last one I did this way is still flawless 8 years and running
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Wow, I figured it was a welding kinda thing. I would love after this winter to fix and paint up mine. Keep it going or at least looking good a while longer.
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