Old Trucks

[blucher]

That's the exact shade of Rustoleum orange I used on my truck's interior. I wore a double canister mask and still had orange nose hair for weeks.

Painting with regular enamel based paint is better than lacquer. Enamel does take a while to dry but you can usually keep dust down during the drying time. Rustoleum on the other hand isn't set up for days so it's easily to get blems from the overly long drying times.

I don't think the benefits are worth the misery.

[teaberryeagle]

Here's my '76 Ford Pickup (and VW Superbeatle) I owned along the way....
great little vehicle...built a bed in the back and wife and I went on a
weekend's camping trip to the "Ocean"..a trial run at "camping"... we
ran out of gasoline on a trip to WV from VA and coasted two miles down
a grade on the Interstate, off the off ramp and up to the pumps at
a service station that was luckily right there (and no other vehicles
were coming as we crossed the highway and up to the pumps).....

[blucher]

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[neophyte]

very nice Thanks

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[teaberryeagle]

Here's a couple I captured on a "drive-by"........

[teaberryeagle]

1950 Chevrolet Pickup Short Bed 1/2 Ton - $3900 (Granbury, TX)

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1950 Chevrolet Pickup Short Bed 1/2 Ton

[neophyte]

always good

I looked at the link wow; wouldn't it be fun to ''finish'' this one

[BCboy]

I looked at a 78 ford f250, and 71 corette this weekend.
Seriously considering buying both.
I much prefer older vehicles, to new ones.