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A Little Protection

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Dick L

09-02-2007 11:51:08




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I am going to try to protect the hours of body work on my grill housing. I painted and mounted the first prototyped section on my one B.

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Palindrome

09-04-2007 19:39:33




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 Re: A Little Protection in reply to Dick L, 09-02-2007 11:51:08  
By the time you're done, you may as well have just gotten an IB. LoL



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Rod (NH)

09-02-2007 16:55:16




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 Re: A Little Protection in reply to Dick L, 09-02-2007 11:51:08  
Jeez Dick, you must be tough on your tractors if you need that type of protection. You getting into "bumper tractor" in addition to pulling? I've got some protection also but it wasn't meant for that purpose:

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Like me, I see you're not following the dominant "correct" thinking about rear rim color. I've been advised more than once that AC never used anything other than galvanized for rear rims on Bs and Cs but I believe that's too hard a position to take. I think orange was used also plus here's a showroom picture of a 1939 B with rears that appear to be black (certainly not galvanized or silver):

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In any event, I much prefer the appearance of the orange ones.

Rod

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Dick L

09-02-2007 17:11:49




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 Re: A Little Protection in reply to Rod (NH), 09-02-2007 16:55:16  
Some of us are not smart enough to know when cleaning up a rim that that the metal under the many coats of paint had galvanize on it some time or other. When I dont find any trace of galvanize I paint orange.



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jocco

09-02-2007 14:15:44




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 Re: A Little Protection in reply to Dick L, 09-02-2007 11:51:08  
relax something will just hit above the guard!!



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Dick L

09-02-2007 15:52:42




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 Re: A Little Protection in reply to jocco, 09-02-2007 14:15:44  
Top part is in the works. I just put the first part on to check fit and see how easy it was to bolt on.



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