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Boog
tinkerer
Joined: 06 Mar 2002
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 Posted: Wed Mar 06, 2002 7:54 pm Post subject: Cleaning up an tired gem.. |
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In a few weeks I should have enough cash to go looking for a gem of my own. Im looking at panel vans and wagons.. any model. I know shit all about engines and im not overly interested in owning a speed machine, looks are a bit more important to me.
How much do u think I would be looking at to get a wagon/van resprayed/clear at reasonable quality ?
I would do all the bogging up / stripping and rubbing down myself.. im hoping that would save on costs a bit.
Regarding the colour im hoping to pick one up with white as the original colour so I can simply just respray over the top (after rubbing etc) to clean it up.
I could prolly get the gear to spray myself but I cant be bothered doing it, I guess a pro would do a much better job than me.
Any ideas on how much I'd up for, for a fairly simple job as above ? |
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GasGem
backyard mechanic
Joined: 05 Nov 2001
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| Posted: Wed Mar 06, 2002 8:14 pm Post subject: Re: Cleaning up an tired gem.. |
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Which state you in as I have a white TG pv for sale in Vic?
Never been used for commercial use.
Cheers
Eggy |
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