Was at Gweed's Gangsters Car Show last night and saw this truck and stopped and talked to the owner. Complimented him on the truck and then politely told him if he was interested he could bring his truck to Autogeek and myself and a top notch team of guys would help bring the finish quality to a higher level.
I didn't ask the year and I'm pretty good at guessing the years of classics so I'll guess this is a 1959 or 1960 Ford F100.
Here's one angle view of this truck,
Here's the same hood from an angle with the sun shining on the paint...
Ouch....
The paint has been scoured with a rotary buffer and some kind of pad and polish... It really looks hazy in person and it's possible it's past the point of no return but I would be willing to do a Test Spot and see what happens...
I took these far shots when I was standing by the Bod Rod just to capture that it's a Stepside Shorty...
Paul's 1965 Plymouth Valiant 100 This is a recent resto-rod with a new paint job but there are still holograms left from a wool pad on a rotary buffer. This is a great candidate for an "Extreme Makeover". It was originally a straight 6 but now it has a warmed-up 318 made to look like the 273 high performance engine that came in a 1965 Plymouth Barracuda Formula S. This is only the second paint job this car has ever had and there are only 42,000 original miles.
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Originally Posted by DetailElite
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