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    After five long years and a lot blood sweat and tears, the Dodge is almost finished.

    After the paint has a chance to cure, I will apply the Marine Corps markings.
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  • #2
    Originally posted by Longhunter7 View Post
    After five long years and a lot blood sweat and tears, the Dodge is almost finished.

    After the paint has a chance to cure, I will apply the Marine Corps markings.

    It's really beautiful.
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    • #3
      Originally posted by Longhunter7 View Post
      After five long years and a lot blood sweat and tears, the Dodge is almost finished.

      After the paint has a chance to cure, I will apply the Marine Corps markings.
      WOW, Very Nice!
      I drive a DODGE, not a ram!

      Thanks,
      Will
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      • #4
        Money Pit!

        Thanks Gordon!

        They are never really done, there always a long list of things that you would like to do.
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        • #5
          2009 Rally

          Some of you might remember my truck last year at the 2009 rally in Fairfield Iowa.

          I hope to have it at next years rally?
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          • #6
            Real nice Rick!!
            Did you have that done locally(IL)?
            Looks brand new!!
            TGP
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            • #7
              Looks good! It's definitely a good feeling when you can say it's done, or close anyway.

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              • #8
                Really nice Rick. I'm anxious to see it with the Marine Corps markings.

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                • #9
                  Northern Illinois

                  Originally posted by Tom Petroff View Post
                  Real nice Rick!!
                  Did you have that done locally(IL)?
                  Looks brand new!!
                  TGP
                  Tom,

                  I had help with the restoration from a gentleman who has restored a half a dozen military vehicles and owns three of them himself.

                  He is located about an hour Southwest of me, in Northern Illinois.

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                  • #10
                    Whew-Wee

                    Beautifully done, outstanding!!

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