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Old 15-01-16, 18:14
Jes Andersen Jes Andersen is offline
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Thanks, that would be great. I had an original panel scanned but it turned out more olive than I liked. The original panel is a lot darker and semi gloss. When I purchased this truck at a Crown Assets sale in late 1977, the paint was still decent but beginning to fail. I cleaned it up, shot a coat of primer and a somewhat lighter green enamel over it all. Since I keep stuff a long time, its now due for a major cleanup, body work and paint. While its apart, the brake lines and wiring harness will be replaced. Other than the tires, and a modified combination ball/pintle hitch, its all original.

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