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Taking the MJ to a car show soon..


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Since I haven't updated my build in what seems like forever, I'll throw a couple of pics up here to show some progress. It may not look it, but there's a lot of work that's been done since my last update. I will be attending the monthly car show (next town over) at the end of Feb. with a buddy of mine and his 66 Fleetside C-10. Not trying to win any awards, but we're showing up to prove a point to some of the people who enter cars there.

 

 

It's a CLASSIC car show, so why there are cars like an 05 Chevy Aveo, 2008 Mustang GT, or an 07 Corvette is beyond me. It's supposed to be a classic show, for real classics. Not suped-up wannabe's. Not to mention one of the last times I went, there was a guy with a '56 Jeep FC-150. Hopefully I won't be the only Jeep there this time... :yes: Granted, my truck is no "Classic", but it's rare, so that in itself gains it a spot this month. I'll be promoting the club too, with business cards! :brows: So stay tuned for an update later this month.

 

 

 

 

It may not look it, but there's been work done. :yes: Believe me; and there's still a lot to do before the show.

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You say your truck is no classic? Maybe I'm misinformed, but isn't the definition/requirement of a "classic vehicle" to be at least 20 years old? Following that guideline, I would be compelled to say that just because your truck is no popular model among "classic car enthusiasts", doesn't necessarily mean its no classic.

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You say your truck is no classic? Maybe I'm misinformed, but isn't the definition/requirement of a "classic vehicle" to be at least 20 years old? Following that guideline, I would be compelled to say that just because your truck is no popular model among "classic car enthusiasts", doesn't necessarily mean its no classic.

:doh: Forgot there is a "technical" term for a "Classic" car. :oops: I've met quite a few people who don't believe that 80's cars are classic cars though.

 

You should make her shine. Attack it with some rubbing compound, polish and then wax it! :brows:

Yeah, I gotta finish painting a few primer spots to make it look like the color is "all there", if you catch my drift. :roll: Unfortunately, I doubt a buff job is in the works. I'll probably give the old girl some tire shine though :yes:

 

whats about how my MJ looked when i put it in a Cub Scout fund rasing car show... I came in third :D

Guess there's hope for me then :clapping:

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You should make her shine. Attack it with some rubbing compound, polish and then wax it! :brows:

Use claybar and then if that works, then wax it. Clay may work better than rubbing compound. Remember, you are representing all of us! :cheers:

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There are several car shows around my area. One is the 2nd Sat/Sun of every month in Mt. Dora; the other (that I'm going to attend) is every Sunday in Eustis. Pretty good turnout every time. The bigger one is the 2nd sunday one, because it's tacked together with a classic guitar show.

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