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Coronet Cream Restoration
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Yes, I started watching that. I like his step-by step approach. Enjoying it, so far! And he confirmed how I must remove the front springs when it comes time to remove them (just like the good book also says). Good setup on doing the restoration and nice wall hanging of fenders (or wings, or quarters, too.):joyous:
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