Reply to "Goose 8MA584. Restoration in Iowa"

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...as someone who really values the original look, I see these and think, well, a can of black spray paint is always available. And until then, geez, do they look brilliant

Greg, the best rule to always keep in mind when restoring your car, is just to remember that it is your car...!! And the care that is going into this car is remarkable...Lee

(ps, I think I remember JW's comment that engine bay in the Goose is somewhat like peeking into a bear cave...I polished the brass water tank because otherwise, over the carpet and under the engine covers, its really pretty dank in there...)

2/14/235:55 PM

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