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Thanks for the info offer Bill.Im in NJ so Virginia probably doesnt work.
Tom
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A different Justin, He's in the Northern Neck area of Va. I can PM you his contact info if you are interested.Originally posted by tfburke3 View PostDont be to hard on the builder,he looks to have been pretty busy since your first build post.
BTW is the Justin reference JBraphix in Newburg?
I am gong to need some paint and was wondering about who,how long and how much.
Tom
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The poster, Bill, was the builder and was being funny. The painter is one of our AMCA chapter members who works at a body shop in Virginia and also has his dad's 53 Indian Chief.
Tom (Rollo) Hardy
AMCA #12766
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Dont be to hard on the builder,he looks to have been pretty busy since your first build post.
BTW is the Justin reference JBraphix in Newburg?
I am gong to need some paint and was wondering about who,how long and how much.
Tom
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The decals are from Jerry Greer the location of the brake light switch is ignorance on the builders part.Originally posted by tfburke3 View PostNicework.
Is that an original water transfer decal.Who is source?I picked some up on ebay ,supposed to be original,but have not used yet.
Are you using custom brake light switch?
I ask because of chainguard hole location.
Hope your enjoying your first ride soon,
Tom
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I couldn't be happier with Justin painting and Dan's powder coating. Looking for some strong backs with weak minds on Saturday to help drop the engine in the frame before the beer starts flowing.Originally posted by Rollo View PostSo do we get to put our grimy hands al over it Sat. when we come over? Justin did a great job on that paint and can't wait to see it assembled and crusin down the road. Good job Bill and kudos' to Justin too and hope my 41 knuckle turns out as nice. ready to mock up and hand him sheet metal for final paint.
Tom (Rollo) Hardy
AMCA #12766
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