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wow needs a little TLC or something :grd:

right now I'm looking at useing a epoxy on the parts I'm geting sandblasted and a Rust-Oleum industrial red oxide Rust Inhibitive Primer on the rest.

I love the tan deuce I'm kind of toying with paint mine tan.

um... :cookoo: :nothingfunny:

thanks for looking, I'm going to call the PPG shop see about the paint I cant wait.

you got that truck for $1685 WOW, man you got lucky a locked up rear end just being a parking brake cool

I'd say if it has low hours and run's your looking at about $1k EA if it's been rebuilt and it's in the can I'd go $2k, Yes some times you can get a good runner for $500-750 but most of the time they go for more.

now that is off roading, I love the bit where the truck rolls under the water and the Ag tires they use way cool.

nice to see peple useing the "search" tab. [thumbzup]

yes one more deuce hit's the road :driver:

If you can find a can I'd really appreciate it.

You know what the can of Gillespie I got must be off mine looks really dark, Are you sure it's 34086 I thought 34094 was the 383 green CARC-Substitute. And I found I can get a PPG acrylic enamel for about $80 a gal(with hardener and flattening agent) in true 383 green.

Low-Tech-Redneck What brand of paint did you use.

brgmchevy is close you could try him.

thanks Low-Tech I'm on there site now.

I was looking at auto paint books at the book store yesterday I couldnt really find one I liked but then I saw a John Deere tractor restoration book that had a ton of good paint info for stuff like you'd do for a MV like painting over old solid paint in it they(the writers) said the only primer...

it was Carquest and if I remember he had to swap a bolt for a stud or vice versa.

I'll have some pic's soon of the fender that should show where you need to drill it.

the one at drum? let me know if you win it I might be able to help load it or what ever.

bingo :nothingfunny: