Refeshing the C145

Thanks guys. It will be real close to the Nappy machine... :rolling


It's all done I think minus the hood, rear pan + seat. Didn't spend much time on it today, parts were all painted last night. The hood + rear pan are waiting on the pressure pot blaster nozzle, it shipped today. The rear pan is off of a 400 series and a suction blaster just won't do it very fast. They put some kind of super paint on the 3-500 series and that's why we even added the pressure pot to the unit in the first place.


I am also officially blind from painting the dash lettering...

Pretty nice.....what year is that?
:goodjob

1980 14HP. Came out as an automatic, the man who bought it new switched it over to an 8 speed.

ok thanks.....

Gene, its great following the t r ansformation. Btw, I like Sandras new nickname "blaster lady". Let me know if she feeds you dinner, lol.

Glenn

Very nice! Do you have a customer lined up?

Now dats nice!!!! how do you do the dash plates???? what paint pencils do you use??

JERSEYHAWG wrote: Gene, its great following the t r ansformation. Btw, I like Sandras new nickname "blaster lady". Let me know if she feeds you dinner, lol.

Glenn

Of course I get dinner.


That one has been sold for almost 6 weeks GT, we're just not moving fast enough.


The marker is a chiseled tip paint marker from Wal-Mart, in the craft section Bob. It's a DecoColor Premium, Silver, Oil based paint marker, made in Japan. It covers good and the tip is wider than the lines so they can be done in 1 pass.

Getting ready to do a little painting.

Gene, that sandblaster is beast. You cant beat it.

Glenn