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My first thought was that Zout got into the shop and painted parts of the cargo bed pink using the paint he had left over at his place. :shock:

That is some scoop. Looks like you are ready for the Indy 500. :driver:

Crawl back in your hole!!!! :p

Original plan was to blast the cargo bed today but the winds have been between 15 and 25 mph. Did get template boards I made as patterns removed and replaced with horizontal strips to keep the bed rigid while I move it around during blasting. Hopefully, the wind will subside tomorrow and I can...

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Close Swiss but not my exact location. I did see a drone come over and I mooned it like I do all drones. Might want to check you video. :oops:

Only you Swiss. :-D

Looks pink to me!!!! :tinkerbell:

Correction. Now Zout is going to have to build your Guntruck. Should only take about 4 days. :popcorn: Got my room reserved!!!!!! Now to start the countdown.

Swiss, that is my 1942 Ben Hur 1 ton trailer. Once I complete the WC, I will move on to that puppy and then have a good tandem for parades until I croak and PB moves them to the compound. Who know, Zout may haul his pigs in them. "Where the Hog Meets the Log".

Beyond sweet. But then the whole job was that way. I have large expectations to live up to. [thumbzup]

I have entered the wood working phase of the project's cargo bed. Since you indicated are not a "wood working expert" in your thread about Swiss' trailer, I am sure you will appreciate that it is extremely complicated in that you have to measure twice and cut once. I measured once today...

Swiss, I am sure I could use your talents :-D

How about "Count's Countless Counts"

Count on it as firewood!!! :lol:

Got on the WC cargo bed today after some subtle ribbing from a friend. The task ahead of me is to start by doing the major metal body work prior to blasting, and then blast and prime the metal portion of the cargo box. I say metal because the later WC51's have a bed with a metal frame and the...

Nothing, I was too busy watching your projects. I must say it was a life changing experience.

Zout, the more I see that paint job the more beautiful it gets. I never would have thought of using pop rivets for the tracks and I certainly never would have thought of welding that Budweiser can to the wheel well. Quite a interesting touch. :driver:

"E" All of the above. :-)