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This project is now finished.  I got the cab repainted so that the color matches the body.  It didn't take as much work as anticipated but the door handles and such needed to be touched up.  I got a new Molotow #1 pen to do the chrome.  It came out nice!  Door handles, gas cap, rear view mirror all have a great shine.

Now it's on to the next save; this time a 1961 Ford pickup that came with the '60 Ford that was just finished.  Same process all over again.  Wash, pull apart, strip and repaint.  Then re-assemble.  Fun stuff.

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Great job rebuilding this pickup. Enjoyed watching your progress and the colors look good on this. You mention an upcoming '61 rebuild. I'll want to watch that as well. I found an old box of projects from long ago. In there I found an original '61 Ford pickup kit that I tried to chop the top on and then put away. 

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Great rebuild! I have a 60 & 61 too, I need to figure out how I want to do them. I kind of like the color combo on that 61.?

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