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  1. J

    1955 m38a1

    Didn’t see this earlier. The Gillespie is fine if it’s cured well. We had the frame out in the rain after spraying and water spots were annoying. We found that if the paint cures for about a month your good to go. Had it out Veterans Day in the rain. No issues. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  2. J

    1955 m38a1

    Gillespie Coatings #24087 semi gloss olive drab. More earthy looking but period correct. Sprayed with 3M Accuspray using the orange 1.4mm head. Reduced 5:1 paint to Xylene. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
  3. J

    1955 m38a1

    Thanks for the comments. I’m sure my son will enjoy them. He is a bit of perfectionist and this was his first vehicle rebuild. I hadn’t done one in about 30 years! We will have to post a pic or two of the before shot. Think drug out of a field and very rough. Saved running gear, fuel tank, rear...
  4. J

    1955 m38a1

    This is a project my son and I took on about 16 months ago. Was a lot of fun to get it to this point. Several items are not stock (24V to 12V), gama goat rear light lenses, etc...
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