Thanks for the pics! I actually like the small booth you made pretty smart:cool: Nice to see progress it gives us all motivation... I cant wait to see more:2thumbs:

10/26/16 Waiting to be wet sanded.

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Came out beautiful! :2thumbs:

I'm not going to lie Michael when I first saw it a tear came to my eye.

Then I remembered I still had to reinstall the interior and many tears came to my eyes. lol.....

Where did you locate windows for your car? Or did you use your originals?

That looks so nice!

LOOKS BEAUTIFUL :cool:

Nice!!!!

spraying the interior is a tedious task but really makes a car "pop" especially when it has brand new paint. Glad to see you taking the time to do it. The progress on your car makes me want to jump into the 86 car.

What color silver did you use for the roof?

The interior reinstall isn't all that bad, just hope you took notes/photos on the correct sequence to follow.

The glass shop located an original Carlite windshield for me, which was not at all easy a dozen years ago. The quarter windows came from eBay at a time they were expensive but not astronomical. All the other glass is original.

It is always a great feeling when you get one out of "Paint Jail" It really looks sharp, well done.:2thumbs: