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I like many other have been reading this forum for a long time and have picked up a great deal of valuable information. Thanks to all that take the time to post what you have learned.
I am currently working on a brake job that turned into a suspension job that turned into a cleaning up the bottom of the car job. Hopefully this snowball of projects will quit rolling so I can start rolling soon. Finally this weekend things are ready to put back together as I am done bead blasting and painting all of my parts. I also painted the wheel wells after extensive cleaning. (Decided to paint them after seeing someone’s post)      Thanks Again, Chris 
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05-13-2005, 05:56 AM
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Yeah, I'm also a dumb you know what and posted it in the wrong place. Sweet.
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Excessive exposer to paint and cleaning materials, it happens. I think if you ask a moderator they will move it for you.
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05-13-2005, 06:47 AM
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Nice car and nice work. Can't wait to see this on the right board
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Your car looks great and you do nice work.
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Yeah! Nice cleanup job! Get that badboy back together and take pictures of the process!
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Very nice!
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It's amazing how nice these cars look sitting up on jack stands without wheels. Nice work!
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Thanks for all of the kind words. I will keep everyone posted with progress.
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Pretty!! I can tell that you have a LOT of hours sitting/kneeling/laying/crawling under there. A first sign of terminal Porsche 911 disease...;-)
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Very nice work on the clean up. That shot of the pass rear quarter showing the oil tank looks like straight from the factory. I'm curious.. how'd you get things under there so clean?
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