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Thom, that's simply beautiful...a fantastic restoration!
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Thom: It looks great. Well done! Have you decided if it's a keeper? Or, will it like all of our possessions....for sale for the right price?
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I have to keep it for now - I have way too much into it.
I'm still trying to find a Ghia trip speedo for the ultimate guage porn http://vintagebus.com/gallery/mod/image/2103266c.JPG |
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Love it! You should feel very proud of the work you did on her. Well done. Random Pic: http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1178288040.jpg |
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That's nice but BLACK is such a tough color to keep clean, oh wait a minute that's not a car, what am I thinking.
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widebody911 - check with North Hollywood Speedor or Palo Alto - I think they re-face 356 gauges, they may have the proper stuff to make the speedo you want from an existing VW/356 one....
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This is Corbets: http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1178292389.jpg |
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WOW TY CRAIG.. WHO IS SHE? |
Not sure.....my wife got one of her online lingerie catalogs....she caught my, uh eye :cool:
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