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Member ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 81 Joined: 22-October 14 From: San Jose, CA Member No.: 18,049 Region Association: Northern California ![]() |
So I've been in the market for a while now. I've come close once or twice to making a purchase, and probably made mistakes on good cars, and still lusting after one or two. But as I look at various examples of the cars out there, I find myself thinking things like...
"...cool car, but that paint looks tired..." "...cool car, but I really don't want vinyl on the sail panel, and what's underneath isn't exactly pretty anymore" (this is probably THE biggest one for me) Is it possible, or rather, worthwhile to think about respraying a 914 without fully disassembling it? Has anyone done a non-restoration style paint job and are willing to share thoughts, costs, pitfalls, triumphs? Is it just not that big of a task to take apart the things that'd need paint and reassemble them? Maybe even a good shop in the California Bay Area that could help? Perhaps I'm just being vain. But as I'm sure you all do, I look at cars and do mental calculations of time and money. Paint is one that's currently a mystery to me. Thanks in advance for your thoughts & advice! |
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