1984 Buick Grand National coming back to life!
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YGspider said:
I have almost written divorce papers a few times over the time spent in the garage this winter.!!! 😀 :shock: :shock: :shock:
It will probably start to get boring after this point posting about the GN since most of the transformation has been finished. I still have to do a final wet sand, finish the moldings and line up the body. Ill still post some of the results, but the wow factor for the most part is finished. I cannot wait for spring to see the sky throught these TTOP sections being taken out!!
Finished more fine detail on the interior, as in adding some gauge pods to the center console, finishing the kick panels, wiring lights up, putting the HVAC back in, adjusting the glove box...all the simple tedious things that take a whole day to finish up....
Oh, and yes.... the signature sand color...to match....floor mats
Finished more fine detail on the interior, as in adding some gauge pods to the center console, finishing the kick panels, wiring lights up, putting the HVAC back in, adjusting the glove box...all the simple tedious things that take a whole day to finish up....
Oh, and yes.... the signature sand color...to match....floor mats
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Looks great, the nice weather will be here soon enough and you can get out there and drive/show it and enjoy it. 😀
2nd82H/O said:
I think it is 843A or 853A sand from ACC. Gonna do my trunk in the same color as well.
The paint is starting to look nice now, love the Matrix paint system.
I am getting used to wet sanding the black as well
Reflection shows no urethane wave, its nice and flat and the color is deep. The reflection is nice and smooth.
I am getting used to wet sanding the black as well
Reflection shows no urethane wave, its nice and flat and the color is deep. The reflection is nice and smooth.
So in terms of the engine is it all stock? or did you do any performance updates to the Hot air?
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