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28-01-10, 22:57
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Bellisimo!!!!
G'Day Robbby,
Welcome to MLU. A very impressive effort. The Dodge looks amazing!!! Ill leave to the Canadians to help you with the Markings on the truck as I'm from Australia. Just wanted to let you know what a great job your doing!!!
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28-01-10, 23:04
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robbby
that is AWESOME !!!  Can I send my CMP to you for a Italian redo ??  really you have done a great job , so question, did you clean it all up by snadblasting or just alot of wire wheel time ?, what did you use for a primer ?, that stuff that stops rust or just a regular zinc primer ? I see things like this and it trully should inspire anyone as to whats possable . Thanks so much for sharing !
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Terry British Columbia , Canada 1942ish F15441-M
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29-01-10, 01:11
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HI,
Nice job  first time i see a Canadian dodge  I like 
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29-01-10, 06:38
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Great job of bringing a rare truck back to life, If I could only have one ww11 vehicle that is the truck I would have
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29-01-10, 17:03
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Wow...
Fantastic job....... great before and after pictures...... what is your next project..?
Boob
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Bob Carriere....B.T.B C15a Cab 11 Hammond, Ontario Canada
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