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1934 FORD 3 WINDOW COUPE

MrT said:
phantom II said:
:coolio Sound like an old rusty car . Parts won't come off without being a problem :bang head

Watching :popcorn . Cheers, Christian B)
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Ahhhh! A little bondo here and a little sanding there. Things will work out.

Terry :good:
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That sounds like like what an old car is about . They are all very attractive but I have to admit that the butterscotch color is rather interesting .

Cheers, Christian B)
 
Looking very good, Ming. Like the idea of the pale pastel yellow tone. Very 'period' to my eye.

Ian.
 
Here is a little more Ford.

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I like the butter color with the orange trim but for my own taste I would not have done the white side :idonno

But that's strictly my taste .

Cheers, Christian B)
 
phantom II said:
I like the butter color with the orange trim but for my own taste I would not have done the white side :idonno

But that's strictly my taste .

Cheers, Christian B)
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The top color is panzer dark yellow and the lower is a U.S. Navy light gray. I think white would have been too stark. Car colors in the thiries tended to be dark, subdued or pastel type colors.

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Well, cool that you were able to do that with military colors (y) (y)

I agree on the white being too stark.

Cheers, Christian B)
 
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