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What did you do to your deuce this week?
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Got my hood back and the repair looks great. We are fixing some of the small cracks and pits in it before we finish painting it and put it back on. Not finished the Camo pattern yet obviously.
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Sold it... 
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That does look nice. How well do the side covers fit? I've discovered on my A3 that the seams where they made the split and widened and lengthened the steel hood leaks water down into the insulation below.
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The side covers fit ok. They have some bends and so on in them from use but that adds to the character and history of the truck. I am not trying to make a show queen just repairing the broken hood. I want to keep as much of the history intact as I can with some tweeks for me.
This is a composite hood thou not steel.
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That base coat sure looks good.
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Thanks, man. All told, I sold four vehicles and a boat. Just accumulating too much crap. Now that the bobber is my only green iron, maybe I'll actually be able to finish building it. I mean, it's only been a four-year project so far... Lol
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Unless you gave yourself some kind of deadline, well; who's counting?!
Don't let it bother for nothing (never, nowhere, and nohow).
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Played musical batteries, charged, cleaned, rigged, and replaced cable ends, terminals, etc., got the '66 and '62 running to keep their blood flowing. CUCV too.
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Lol. My wife is counting.Unless you gave yourself some kind of deadline, well; who's counting?!
Don't let it bother for nothing (never, nowhere, and nohow).
Plus it kills my OCD to have a non-driving vehicle.
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Put a TV screen in front of it and play a road-trip movie now and then; that might cover you until all the wrenching's done....Lol. My wife is counting.
Plus it kills my OCD to have a non-driving vehicle.
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Lol. I'm not quite THAT bad. At least it's capable of moving under it's own power. Once I put some batteries in it. But it won't stop because the brakes are shot (mixed fluid). And I can't take it on the road because the hood flew up and destroyed itself (along with the windshields) while being transported from MI to TX. But all the fabrication is done!
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Yeah, it hasn't been road-worthy since the day I bought it. As a full-size truck, it ran but had a shredded radiator. I started the bobber conversion but then got other trucks to work on so the bobber fell by the wayside. A friend hauled it 300 miles from MI to IL on an M872 trailer and then I flat-towed it behind an M813 1200 miles from IL to TX, then flat-towed behind a deuce another 300 miles from my last place to where I am now. It's my red-headed stepchild vehicle...
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Your collection is growing nicely.
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Lol. Actually, it's not. The M813 was somebody else's (I was only transporting it), I sold two deuces, three trailers and my M816 before I left Michigan and I sold the full-size deuce and the last M105 two weeks ago. All I have left is the bobber (like I said in the original post you replied toYour collection is growing nicely.
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FarmerRob
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Haha! It's all good. It's rare that someone on here downsizes, so I can definitely excuse the confusion.
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I don't want to drive mine that far, let alone tow another truck behind, with a trailer!
