


And the best part, $58

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I know it could be a great queen once cleaned up because those tires are in fair condition. Since those narrow fronts are included that would give me options for a shelf queen too. I would have to sand the chassis and reanodize it or powder coat it, which is no biggie, but it could make an awesome runner tooslotcarrod wrote:That is a great deal dude! Runner or queen?
I am by no means a shelfbuilder and run pretty much all I own but I vote that be a good shelfer. I've seen your builds and think you could do this one justice. You can always pick up another one with some mods for about the same price and build that one to the hilt and run the snot outta itvintage AE wrote: what to do with this one
I am by no means a shelf builder either. In fact the only queens I have are my 2 from when I was a kid that I restored, so they are not even your typical shelf queens. I have many vintage buggies that I run and I'm so torn with this one because it would be soooooo easy to make this one a box are queen. And thanks BTW for saying I have nice builds... I want so bad to have an awesome 10T with white parts as a runner, but this one has good original tires and skinnies too.klavy69 wrote:I am by no means a shelfbuilder and run pretty much all I own but I vote that be a good shelfer. I've seen your builds and think you could do this one justice. You can always pick up another one with some mods for about the same price and build that one to the hilt and run the snot outta itvintage AE wrote: what to do with this one.
Nice grab though. Thinkin that was on my watchlist but never went back to check on it.
Todd
x2CamplinP wrote:I just got done restoring my first T. I really like it. How could I not though being an alum pan. I know of somebody that needs some tires.
Bleach does not do much as far as the whitening is concerned. I tried it before the peroxide trick surfaced. The rustoleum rust remover I used on my metal parts will attack anodizing. I am not sure on the zep stuff but I would use caution with anything that dissolves rust and grease.esaresky75 wrote:The nylon parts look great, does the bleach work better or/and quicker than hydrogen peroxide? Also, the ZEP stuff, it chemically removes the rust (no scrubbing needed)? What does it do to black oxide, black phosphorus, or zinc chromate finishes?
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