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05-07-2004, 04:43 PM
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Minimal body work?
That's the reason I questioned the small amount of body work needed for that car. Time and skill = money. From what he was saying, I thought we were talking masking everything with no disassembly. Believe me I know what effort is needed for the kind of work you'all are talking about. I did do that myself on my '66 Stang. Bare metal to final paint cost me $1500 in materials alone and 6 months of weekends. I figured that would have cost me $8000-10000 and that was a few years ago. To do it again, I would pay a professional.
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