1937 ford pickup build

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I hope so. Its a buggar when you have it altogether and then have to pull it all apart
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Just read 46OzHudsons comment about posting photos direct to the forum and guess what it worked. Now I have to remember how to do it again.
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Yeah more photos please :D
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Looking forward to seeing more. :)
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My new computer doesn't want to play fair and won't post photos. Will have to try again
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After an eternity the pickup is finally starting to see a bit of progress/ Only 10 years to get this far. I thought I better get it done before I get too old to drive it
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Nice to see some progress.

I get the " I hope I'm not too old when it's finished" feel as well.
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Nice warm shade of yellow that. :)
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Yeah I like it. Apparently a lot of the commercial fords were painted yellow from factory around that era
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Looks like a good egg yoke!
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In the US that would be close to National School bus Yellow. I used to build trailers for a utility company painted that color. Whenever one of my kids wanted something painted there was always a bit of that yellow in the spray gun so yellow it was. :D They got tired of yellow real fast
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