I was keen months ago, but never herd anymore about the Decals. I don't have Pay Pal so if any Aussies want to get us one if there getting one I need a Valve Cover Sticker,ill pay you for itzed wrote:SP,
Do you have any more stickers/decals available?
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Have a hand full made, once I have them ready to go will let you guys know.G60michael wrote:I was keen months ago, but never herd anymore about the Decals. I don't have Pay Pal so if any Aussies want to get us one if there getting one I need a Valve Cover Sticker,ill pay you for itzed wrote:SP,
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Agreed with everyone else, your troll is looking very smart. Can't wait tpe see it finished
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A very cool picture...
Thanks for checking in- I was recently wondering if you had made any progress on your project... it's been a couple months.
Thanks for checking in- I was recently wondering if you had made any progress on your project... it's been a couple months.
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I thought about selling it as is right now, but all my friends and family think I should finish it.moore_rb wrote:A very cool picture...
Thanks for checking in- I was recently wondering if you had made any progress on your project... it's been a couple months.
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X2moore_rb wrote:A very cool picture...
It looks like a picture from a model car kit catalog. Awesome. Would have made a great picture for the calendar idea
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Okay need you opinion:
1. Underside of body parts, undercoat or paint to be just a shiny as outside..and tell me why your choice?
2. Tint bed liner to match original color, and spray inside of of body ..and tell me why your choice?
1. Underside of body parts, undercoat or paint to be just a shiny as outside..and tell me why your choice?
2. Tint bed liner to match original color, and spray inside of of body ..and tell me why your choice?
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Perhaps an original color bed liner could be used on both?Sierra Patrol wrote:Okay need you opinion:
1. Underside of body parts, undercoat or paint to be just a shiny as outside..and tell me why your choice?
2. Tint bed liner to match original color, and spray inside of of body ..and tell me why your choice?
Originally the underside of the body parts was body color or gray, depending on whether it was a soft top or hard top - in your case body color. Undercoating was not used from the factory on the 60 series Patrols. Datsun did use body color undercoat on the underside of other early Datsun models though. I think that would be cool to use on a Patrol. Maybe use that as the bed liner also? Just my .02.
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Yes, it can be used for both. It is a epoxy with Kevlar bed liner product, would make sense to spray the under side as well....would this affect the value?RiverPatrol wrote:Perhaps an original color bed liner could be used on both?Sierra Patrol wrote:Okay need you opinion:
1. Underside of body parts, undercoat or paint to be just a shiny as outside..and tell me why your choice?
2. Tint bed liner to match original color, and spray inside of of body ..and tell me why your choice?
Originally the underside of the body parts was body color or gray, depending on whether it was a soft top or hard top - in your case body color. Undercoating was not used from the factory on the 60 series Patrols. Datsun did use body color undercoat on the underside of other early Datsun models though. I think that would be cool to use on a Patrol. Maybe use that as the bed liner also? Just my .02.