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Great pictures. Liked the dogs also. Great country my son lives in Bozeman. Says he will never move back to Ohio.

Nice

Looks great.

Nice find. Do not see much rust.

Enjoyed the pictures. What is the deal with the goat ? Wild or domestic ?

Hot water pressure washer, engine degreaser, scrapers, wire brush, and rust killer.

This is a long shot. A few years ago Dupont had a color matching book. It had a page for each color with chips that showed what various tints did to change the colors and gave you the tint # to add to the paint. I had one and it was helpful. You might try a body shop and see what they are doing on color matches if the are not using the computer. Maybe some old shop still has this book. Some old paint and body men could look at a color and know what to add to match a color. Good luck on finding any of this.

Great looking truck.

Enjoyed the pictures. Clean looking Chev. or GMC truck.

Great pictures. Do you put a twist in your straps ?

Good job. Stay with it

A lot of good ideas here. Radiant heat is the way to go if you use the shop a lot in the winter. Some of the farmers here have that most love it. A couple who use their shops on an infrequent basis have installed waste oil or propane back up on days that they will only be in the short time and not plan on using the shop for a while. I have a 40'x60'14'H. 20x12 and a 10x10 door. A paint booth on one corner with a rest room and shower. Hot and cold water, a slop sink and grate floor drain. I have wood heat with celling fans to push the heat down also A/C. I Have 2 overhead beams with 4 chain hoists. My old shop was only 32' deep which was not deep enough. The bigger the better until time to heat and cool it

Looks good.

www.autobodytoolmart.com handles Kirker automotive finishes. They list a Mack red in their catalogue. Mack red 87-00 Mack code 72182. They have color chips available. You might check with them 800 382 1200.

Enjoyed the pictures. It is a shame to lose something like ship hotel. I would like to have seen it.

I hope you have a speedy recovery. Thanks for the advise. Was always afraid of these but never thought about them coming apart when removing from the truck. I do now.

I sand blasted outside when the weather was ok. I sand blasted once in my old shop and it took years to get all the sand out.

Great job. The blue look sharp on this truck.

Good looking truck. Engine looks clean inside.

Great looking truck

Great work. Just a question how did you bend the diamond plate ?

Enjoyed the pictures.

After removing most of the asphalt and grease I think the original paint may have been a gray-green or aqua. I thought it should be gray like the valve cover. Does anyone know the correct color and code. Thanks.