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gone1951
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Need a little body work on my 34 Ford. Any suggestions guys?

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Posted on: 2008/7/14 0:02
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Eric Boyle
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First off, don't rob banks... Second off, don't get caught by cops with Thompsons!

Posted on: 2008/7/14 0:53
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You may be right about the Thompsons. Most of the visible hits don't appear to've penetrated. The Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow car (when I saw it in the early 1950s) demonstrated the efficacy of using something with a little more punch when the object is to penetrate auto bodies.

Posted on: 2008/7/14 9:26
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Daniel Leininger
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Bob,

I note the number of holes and that both doors are appropriately,

"SUICIDE" doors.

DanL

Posted on: 2008/7/18 2:18
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John Forsyth
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They were using BAR's

Posted on: 2008/7/18 4:47
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Peter Packard
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G'day all, Agree with Loyd Smith on the penetration issue, although the roughage around the steering wheel suggests a lot of unimpeded lead in the passenger compartment. Moral of the story is that Corporate larceny is much less likely to attract lead poisoning. Best Regards Peter Toet

Posted on: 2008/7/18 9:44
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Quote:

Bob1951 wrote:
Need a little body work on my 34 Ford. Any suggestions guys?


"It'll buff out!" - Joe Dirt

Posted on: 2008/7/21 20:33
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Mike T
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Those authentic bullet holes are a rat rodder's dream!

Posted on: 2008/7/21 21:27
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gone1951
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kind of thought there would be people who would see the beauty in leaving it alone. You just can't get good bullet holes these days. Makes me think of holes from China. Probably wouldn't fit anyway. If it were really mine I'd just get it running and drive it the way it is. That would be great fun. Can you imagine pulling into Starbucks in it. Would probably replace the wind shield.

Posted on: 2008/7/22 9:46
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