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big m
Posted 2016-07-20 11:43 AM (#517169 - in reply to #517109)
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bbrasse1 - 2016-07-19 4:09 PM

Really nice work John. You do miracles with cars that others would give up on.


Thanks, Bob!!
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Chrysler Power
Posted 2016-09-07 9:41 PM (#520742 - in reply to #491590)
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Location: Vacaville,Ca or Harbor springs,Mi		Wow nice work. Ill have to come up and check this one out!
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mogge65
Posted 2017-05-09 1:00 AM (#539741 - in reply to #491590)
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Coronet 59
Posted 2017-06-15 6:38 AM (#542171 - in reply to #491590)
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Location: Eringsboda/Blekinge/Sweden		Nice work John it's going to be a beauty :-)
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big m
Posted 2017-06-16 11:11 AM (#542269 - in reply to #539741)
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mogge65 - 2017-05-08 10:00 PM

Nice work John, any update ?


I haven't had time to touch the car for nearly a year, doing rust repairs on a customer's rusty Plymouth 4-door HT, as well as several jobs for a local body shop that won't do any more restoration work, and sends the owner to me. I'll find some time this fall to continue, I want to get the bare metal blasted and in epoxy primer before next rainy season.

---John
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mogge65
Posted 2017-09-21 5:12 AM (#548842 - in reply to #491590)
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Location: Nasco , SWEDEN		Totally awesome John , Me and Thomas (Cowboy joe , you met him when you stayed at his house during Power bigmeet this year ) are checking your work and we are stunned. Thomas are a bit interested in a Firesweep 59 at kpusabil . Do you have parts for him if he needs any....
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big m
Posted 2017-09-21 11:32 AM (#548863 - in reply to #491590)
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I do have a number of '59 Firesweeps for parts. If Thomas buys the car, let me know what he's needing!

---John
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oldwood
Posted 2017-09-28 10:21 PM (#549375 - in reply to #542269)
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big m - 2017-06-16 11:11 AM

mogge65 - 2017-05-08 10:00 PM

Nice work John, any update ?


I haven't had time to touch the car for nearly a year, doing rust repairs on a customer's rusty Plymouth 4-door HT, as well as several jobs for a local body shop that won't do any more restoration work, and sends the owner to me. I'll find some time this fall to continue, I want to get the bare metal blasted and in epoxy primer before next rainy season.

---John
I don't know why you want to DogMouth a Plymouth 4dr HT. You know thats a solid car!!! He He He
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big m
Posted 2019-07-11 11:58 AM (#584704 - in reply to #497101)
Subject: Re: '59 DeSoto Firesweep convert



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Location: Williams California		Finally having a chance to get back on this one.

Fabricated a lower quarter panel for the driver's side, and installed it, then replaced a section of driver's floor where the inspection cover mounts, along with numerous small holes and weak spots. Just a bit of cleaning, and I'll wheel the body outside and blast it.



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Powerflite
Posted 2019-07-12 9:36 PM (#584745 - in reply to #491590)
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johnsnowkornar
Posted 2020-02-24 1:27 PM (#594760 - in reply to #584704)
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big m - 2019-07-11 11:58 AM

Finally having a chance to get back on this one.

Fabricated a lower quarter panel for the driver's side, and installed it, then replaced a section of driver's floor where the inspection cover mounts, along with numerous small holes and weak spots. Just a smittybilt winches and I'll wheel the body outside and blast it.

What does IP68 or IP67 mean when I see it in the winch descriptions?
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