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Originally Posted by RHClarke
Grant has kept himself quite busy as well. His focus has been on the front end of his truck. Recently he painted the clip or nose of his CMP. The glossy undercoat does not do justice as it shows every small flaw in the metal. Of course Grant will fix those issues and by the time he shoots the final coat on, the truck will look like it rolled out of the factory.
Next up were the rims and tires. After sandblasting the rims, Grant primed and painted them. He then installed his new tires on the rims. The new tires look absoultely stunning mounted on his refurbished rims.
Not to be outdone, Bob too installed his new tires.
Most of us know that a lot of effort goes into a restoration. If you want to see how to fix and restore a truck to a near perfect state, drop in and have a chat with Grant.
Photos
1 - Grant's clip
2 - Grant's tires
3 - Grant's rims
4 - Grant's rims and tires
5 - Bob's truck sporting new tires
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Beautiful..
Tires are mounted backwards..open part of the "V" should hit the ground first..not the point of the "V"..
I thought we settled this years ago..
But maybe driving it in reverse is the way to go..
