Indecent exposure

[98taco3]

Went to go pick up my M37 from the sand blaster today and ended up driving away with an empty trailer. Made a great deal with the resto shop that did the blasting to do the paint work so it will come back ready for reassembly! Cant wait to see it wearing its new paint. Heres a few pictures of it as she sits right now...

 

[hndrsonj]

Yep, need a blaster here bad!!!!

 

[Docter]

yes man love the army truck porn

 

[majorhitt]

I remember how mine looked, naked. now it's fully clothed.

 

[RodUSMC1962]

Sandblasting and a good primer coat will pay big dividends when you do the final paint and assembly. Good job!

 

[91W350]

Whoo Whee!! She is looking good!! Glen

 

[timntrucks]

great looking ready to assemble once you get it back

 

[papabear]

Went to go pick up my M37 from the sand blaster today and ended up driving away with an empty trailer. Made a great deal with the resto shop that did the blasting to do the paint work so it will come back ready for reassembly! Cant wait to see it wearing its new paint. Heres a few pictures of it as she sits right now...

I spent two complete weekends grinding and sanding on my first M37 and only got the grill, headlights one fender and half the hood down to the metal...had about 6 thousand layers of paint!

Took it to the local blaster we use (outstanding work) and in a day and a half I picked up the truck...blasted clean and primed for paint!

After MB saw me work so hard for so little results and saw what the blaster can do...all I gotta do is grovel a little and she produces the blasting bucks

I betcha you are gonna be pleasantly surprised!!

 

[Digger09]

Just got a hook up with a local sandblaster 2 days ago and after seeing that I'm convinced thats the way to go. Looks like thats going to be a nice ride even after you get it dressed.

 

[1943ht]

Me-to

PB is right .. sandblast is the only way to go .. Did my 53M37 and the M101A1 trailer before I started any work on either one. Even picked up a small blast inexpensive cabinet from the local Fleet Farm Store and after some minor modifications (plastic home-made media feed hopper, good light set-up etc) have blasted all of my small parts to include lights, trim pieces, all of my windshield hardware, door and window cranks etc and all of the bow and rail hardware for both truck and trailer .. it so nice when you prime and paint that clean, just like new metal