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Yoda
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Thanks Guys, sorry no website.
I bought my first house last November and that has been taking up my time. The paint job was done by me over 20yrs ago in lacquer, and funds available I am hoping to repaint in the spring.
Patrick
BTW, it took me along time to find a hard top in the late 80's, but now they seem to be popping up more frequently on Ebay. Mine was refinished by a Vette expert.
I bought my first house last November and that has been taking up my time. The paint job was done by me over 20yrs ago in lacquer, and funds available I am hoping to repaint in the spring.
Patrick
BTW, it took me along time to find a hard top in the late 80's, but now they seem to be popping up more frequently on Ebay. Mine was refinished by a Vette expert.
kcbugeye1275
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In the 70's I had a TR 4 that I had painted an Emron metalflake light blue and I found an original white hardtop. The top was rounded and really in great shape. The car always looked great and was always a source of a lot of compiments. Your car looks great.