Well,
for better or worse, I will find out how my El Camino turned out tonight. It's
already on the truck and he/it/they will be here
tonight.
Here's the latest
pic!
(or)
http://johnnasta.com/elcamino/images/1st_done.jpg
There
are still things to be done. Ron says that I should buy new springs &
clips in a couple of places, there are a couple of spots that he says I should
compund by hand when the paint settles down, and he also said to give it a few
months before deciding to buff it or not. He said that there is a lot of
plastic in the paint and the metal flakes will continue to settle down for a
while, and that it will buff out better after they
do.
And
aside form the last remnants of the exterior redo, there is the whole interior
to be done.
I have
my Flowmaster kit waiting to be loaded into the car along with my shocks, rear
springs, brake shoes, and a few other goodies. Sunday I will be the "weekend
warrior" because I'd like to get this thing roadworthy
asap.
Anybody
got a bench seat from a 68-72 GM A-body coupe or El
Camino?
John
Nasta
