Barnyard paint job
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Rich P. Bingham
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Barnyard paint job
Following the Rich Eagle school of brush painting, I'm painting the pickup box conversion for my 1913 roadster. It's pleasant working outdoors. Using One-Shot lettering enamel (alkyd) I was able to get a reasonable match to the body color. First photo in the white, then first coat on the underside of the box.
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John kuehn
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Re: Barnyard paint job
Is the PU box a ready made or did you build it. Looks pretty good.
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Rich P. Bingham
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Re: Barnyard paint job
Underside with one coat.
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Rich P. Bingham
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Re: Barnyard paint job
I built it, John. Thanks for the kind words. The ironwork came from Snyders, not exactly what I had in mind, as I was going to have a local blacksmith forge the parts to my specs, but that didn't work out. The lumber I got from a friend who had some native poplar logs sawn into planks.
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Re: Barnyard paint job
Nice work!!
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Re: Barnyard paint job
Rich: You wouldn't have the original side curtains for that car would you?
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John kuehn
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Re: Barnyard paint job
Thanks for the info Rich. Good to know the iron to build one is avaliable.
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Re: Barnyard paint job
I think this is the Accessory PU bed that Snyder’s has. It looks like it to me.
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Rich P. Bingham
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Re: Barnyard paint job
Yup. The parts from Snyders are patterned after the Cleveland Forgings kit. Understandably, they are not forgings, but welded fabrication except for the tailgate latches. The rear bolsters are cleverly made by welding the "S" member to a carriage bolt. In all, very serviceable. I wish the welds had been fussed with a little better to mock forgings, but I'm grateful they're available. Sure saved me a lot of trouble, and they're beautifully finished, probably powder coated.
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