daveSanborn
Active Member
Are those little circles smooth or are they indentations? If they're smooth, I'd say it's from a body work stud gun used to pull a dent. If they're indentations.... I have no idea.... but it sure doesn't look pretty.
-
Hello there guest and Welcome to The #1 Classic Mustang forum!
To gain full access you must Register. Registration is free and it takes only a few moments to complete.
Already a member? Login here then!
One Step Closer, Car Blasted (more pics)
- Thread starter Havok1
- Start date
Are those little circles smooth or are they indentations? If they're smooth, I'd say it's from a body work stud gun used to pull a dent. If they're indentations.... I have no idea.... but it sure doesn't look pretty.
Havok1
Member
"daveSanborn" said:
They are indentations. Pretty good ones too. Looks like a tight group of buck shot from a 12 gauge. It was registered in Harnett County, so come to think of it, that could be exactly what it was. :lol And Dave, Dad is really thankful for having the dolly for pushing the stang around the barn. If we get in a bind, I may give you a call. The mustang is now in Bear Grass (about an hour and a half from you straight up 17).
70_Fastback
Hell Bent for Speed
Hey, is your Dad going to reuse that tractor grille shell? :ecit
Havok1
Member
Yes Jeremy. Everything is going back on the tractor. Besides, I don't think it would look good :gobp :lol
chucky
Member
Here's my idea of a fun time with fenders (this week). I have not taken any new pictures yet, but I did replace the fender support, grind everything flush and epoxy prime. This is just the passenger fender, as you can see I saved as much of the original as I could.
Antenna removed:
Antenna removed: