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Re: OT Recovered 1466 seat
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Posted by John Hobby on March 20, 2005 at 08:02:17 from (24.62.85.166):
In Reply to: OT Recovered 1466 seat posted by SGT K on March 20, 2005 at 07:38:59:
Paul, NICE. That look great, it looked good in the shop but better on the 14. I got all my tin off, sanding down and will start painting. Had a few issues that Allen and Sloroll help with and I should be looking good soon. I am not looking forward to taking those rears off the hubs to paint, what else can a guy do ? I like the angle of the shot. At least the red is in front of the green, but that is nice green I will admit. I need to take a fleat shot when I get it all done. The wetaher is coming on, getting into mid 40's and I like that. Selling my calves next week so a few more dollar in the pocket will help with the 1066 project. Now I just need the momas to drop a few calves and all will be good. Take care, talk to you soon. By the way, did you hear about the Suffolk Country Dep who got shot and killed yesterday in Boston. Off duty at a bar and must of got tangled with the wrong group. Bad new. Remember, aim for center mass. See ya. John
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