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After Danny welded in the floor pans he ran a bead of seam-seale…

After Danny welded in the floor pans he ran a bead of seam-sealer around each panel, then primed the bottom in epoxy primer, then with lizard skin tinted with red oxide. Looks brand new !!!!
After Danny welded in the floor pans he ran a bead of seam-sealer around each panel, then primed the bottom in epoxy primer, then with lizard skin tinted with red oxide. Looks brand new !!!!Original file
After Danny welded in the floor pans he ran a bead of seam-sealer around each panel, then primed the bottom in epoxy primer, then with lizard skin tinted with red oxide. Looks brand new !!!!

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Car body on stands, missing hood and fenders. Looks like a 1964 Ford Fairlane Car trunk interior with red primer, ribbed floor, and visible latches Interior floor pan with red primer. The registry claims 1964 Ford Fairlane 1964 Ford Fairlane photo 1964 Ford Fairlane body shell on red stands, primer yellow exterior, red interior, front end removed Car front clip on a red stand, showing the engine bay area. The body is partially disassembled 1964 Ford Fairlane body shell, primer finish, side view, on wheels 1964 Ford Fairlane photo 1964 Ford Fairlane photo Rear axle assembly with wheels on a stand Rear axle assembly with leaf springs and brake caliper visible Car body on stands in garage with engine on a stand nearby. Another engine on a red stand is visible 1964 Ford Fairlane photo Car's rear axle and leaf spring suspension assembly, supported by a jack Underside of a car with an orange painted chassis, black differential, and a tire. The vehicle is on a lift in Car body in primer, front view, missing headlights and grille, undergoing restoration 147photos in this albumView all

After Danny welded in the floor pans he ran a bead of seam-sealer around each panel, then primed the bottom in epoxy primer, then with lizard skin tinted with red oxide. Looks brand new !!!!

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