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Re: What's a good paint job worth?
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Posted by 49 Cubber! on May 08, 2004 at 08:14:01 from (206.74.216.184):
In Reply to: What's a good paint job worth? posted by Steve on May 07, 2004 at 21:58:18:
While I agree that 650 was too much,especially from a buddy who basically did much of nothing but paint it,unless he had the equipment and you didnt,BUT whats wrong with a run or two.You ca nbet that when that Super M was new,there were runs in it,leave them alone,it gives a little character,unles there just absolutely horrid stick out like a sore thumb embarrassed to be on it and get the looks from the pros at the show who think youre a nut.I left a couple on my Cub and I have a few people accualy notice them,one old guy even made the comment he thought it was original paint.(I think he may have been losing it a little)
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