They look like CJ7 flares. Looks good. Your work area looks as cluttered as mine.
Wow you've made some good progress. I don't know why, but I haven't been getting alerts about your build page. I just found it again, and spent the morning catching up with you, @Stakebed , @Greaser007, @Seabee , @timd32 and some others.
Great job. It's always a milestone when you get paint on a project and start the final assy.
Rodney.
Yep! I stand corrected.I was thinking YJ as thought CJ7s were round.
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Axalta and Spes Hecker say so.Who says you have to use a spray booth and $2,000.00 worth of material to paint an old Willys.
Looks great Keith. You've been busy since I left.I sprayed the hood today. It’s not perfect but I don’t expect it to be. After I sprayed it I saw a tiny dent that I missed. Oh well hopefully I will get to put some dent in it myself soon. View attachment 104547View attachment 104548
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What? You can't suspend gravity in Wisconsin?I envy you guys that can paint vertical surfaces.....
No, that's one of the trade-offs for "4-seasons 4-fun!"What? You can't suspend gravity in Wisconsin?
What? We have four seasons. There's No Rain season, Allergy season, Quarter Mile from the Sun season and Fire season.No, that's one of the trade-offs for "4-seasons 4-fun!"
Yeah, many bloody finger tips from my days working with that....stuff. (stronger vocabulary being thought)Good Job. Not poking a finger.