Been building the /6 for some time now (machine work) and got bored so I decided to do some repair body work and throw down some paint. This will be a 2-3 yr temp paint job, till I have the money & time to do it "right".

fresh paint (satin black)




after demask and pin striping





,Cliff

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'63 4 dr Dart

That looks fantastic!!

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I like it. Good to use the lines of the car...

Lou

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Thanks! Using the body lines def helped in sanding, masking and pin striping. The coinsidence is that most the bad body flaws were within those two lines. lol

,Cliff

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I agree with Lou, great use of the lines. Some cars really lend themselves to two tone paint work, and that's one of them. Nice work.

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Thanks guys. A guy on FABO mentioned that I should go across the back too. I'll spray that and the hood scoop when my buddy finishes glassing it.

,Cliff

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Nice Cliff. I've never seen that type of paint job on a 64 and it's pretty darn cool

What he said.

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Well shoot, that looks awesome! I use the body lines for my black, but go underneath, where the white is poking out underneath the black on ours; never thought about doing it that way.

I really dig the red stripe on there too, that is a nice touch.

~RDE~

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